2015 Mercedes-Benz Challenge season

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The 2015 Mercedes-Benz Challenge will be the fifth season of the Mercedes-Benz Challenge. It will begin at Goiânia in March, and will end at Interlagos in December. In 2015 Mercedes-Benz Challenge will be integrated at Stock Car Brasil events.

Entry list[]

  • CLA AMG Cup drivers compete utilising the Mercedes-Benz CLA AMG while C250 Cup drivers use the Mercedes-Benz C250.
2015 Entry List
Team No. Driver Rounds
CLA AMG Cup
RSports Racing 3 Santa Catarina (state) Cristian Mohr 1–2
WCR 6 Rio Grande do Sul Fernando Júnior 1–2
CKR Racing 10 Rio Grande do Sul Pierre Ventura 1–2
46 Rio Grande do Sul Carlos Kray 1–2
De Nigris/Europamotors 11 São Paulo (state) Neto de Nigris 1–2
57 São Paulo (state) Rodney Felicio 1–2
Bläu Motorsport 16 São Paulo (state) Marcelo Hahn 1–2
Linardi Sports 17 São Paulo (state) Linneu Linardi 1
Mottin Racing 18 Rio Grande do Sul Guilherne Daudt 1–2
Rio Grande do Sul Fernando Poeta 1–2
19 Rio Grande do Sul Luis Carlos Ribeiro 2
20 Rio Grande do Sul Roger Sandoval 2
32 São Paulo (state) Fernando Fortes 1–2
VB Motorsport 26 São Paulo (state) Claudio Dahruj 1
Cordova Motorsports 33 Ceará Adriano Rabelo 1–2
44 São Paulo (state) Cesare Marrucci 1–2
Hitech Racing 37 Paraná (state) Lorenzo Varassin 1–2
Paraná (state) Paulo Varassin 1–2
LT Team 56 Mato Grosso do Sul Peter Feter 1–2
CenterBus Sambaiba Racing 60 São Paulo (state) Betão Fonseca 1–2
61 São Paulo (state) César Fonseca 1–2
Scuderia 111 76 São Paulo (state) Danilo Pinto 1
Comark Racing 77 São Paulo (state) Arnaldo Diniz Filho 1–2
Fiolux RSports Racing 88 São Paulo (state) Victor Amorim 1–2
São Paulo (state) Fernando Amorim 1–2
C250 Cup
Paioli Racing 7 Espírito Santo Betinho Sartorio 1–2
21 São Paulo (state) Peter Michael Gottschalk 1–2
111 São Paulo (state) Marcos Paioli 1–2
São Paulo (state) Peter Gottschalk Jr. 1–2
Linardi Sports 9 São Paulo (state) Alexandre Navarro 1
Divena Racing/RSports Racing 13 São Paulo (state) Beto Rossi 1–2
De Nigris/Europamotors 14 São Paulo (state) Thiago de Nigris 2
São Paulo (state) Theo de Nigris 2
Hot Car Competições 26 Rio de Janeiro (state) Flavio Andrade 1–2
KFF 49 São Paulo (state) Mauricio Lund 1
CenterBus Sambaiba Racing 62 São Paulo (state) Christian Germano 1–2
63 São Paulo (state) Márcio Basso 1–2
WCR 97 Rio Grande do Sul Luis Sergio Sena, Jr. 1–2
Rio Grande do Sul Cleiton Campos 1–2
RSports 186 São Paulo (state) Edson Ferreira 1–2
225 Santa Catarina (state) Max Mohr 1–2

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