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2007 Formula 3 Sudamericana season

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The 2007 Formula 3 Sudamericana season was the 21st Formula 3 Sudamericana season. It began on 24 March 2007, at Autódromo José Carlos Pace in São Paulo and ended on 16 December 2007 also at Autódromo José Carlos Pace in São Paulo. Brazilian driver Clemente de Faria, Jr. won the title.

Drivers and teams

Team No Driver Rounds
Brazil Cesário Fórmula 1 Brazil Clemente de Faria, Jr. All
2 Brazil Rafael Suzuki 1–2
Brazil Mario Romancini 3–8
Brazil Bassani Racing 3 Brazil Denis Navarro All
4 Brazil Fábio Beretta All
Brazil Amir Nasr Racing 5 Brazil Rodolpho Santos All
6 Brazil Felipe Guimarães All
Brazil PropCar Racing 7 Brazil Fernando Galera All
8 Brazil Douglas Soares 1–3
Brazil Henrique Rosin 4–6
Brazil Werner Neugebauer 7–8
Brazil Castilho Motorsport 9 Brazil Geovane Cerruti 1–4
Brazil Rafael Suzuki 5–6
Brazil Leonardo Otero 8
Brazil Dragão Motorsport 11 Brazil William Starostik 1–7
Brazil Bassan Motorsport 14 Brazil Felipe Ferreira All
Brazil Razia Sports 17 Brazil Nathan Silva 1–6
Brazil Pedro Enrique 7
Brazil Paulo Meyer 8
18 Brazil Vinicius Quadros 1–4
Brazil Daniel Landi 6–7
Brazil Vinicius Sammarone 8
19 Brazil Ernesto Otero 1–5
Brazil Enzo Morrone 8
Brazil Lecor Sports 26 Brazil Leonardo Cordeiro 1–2, 4–8
Brazil Baumer Racing 27 Brazil Lucilio Baumer 1, 8
Brazil Pedro Enrique 2
Brazil Douglas Soares 4–5
United Kingdom Comtec Racing 72 Brazil Douglas Hiar All

Championship standings

Pos Driver INT
1

Brazil
INT
2

Brazil
CUR
1

Brazil
CUR
2

Brazil
BRA
1

Brazil
BRA
2

Brazil
INT
1

Brazil
INT
2

Brazil
BUE
1

Argentina
BUE
2

Argentina
JAC
1

Brazil
JAC
2

Brazil
SCZ
1

Brazil
SCZ
2

Brazil
INT
1

Brazil
INT
2

Brazil
Pts
1 Brazil Clemente Faria, Jr. 122
2 Brazil Mario Romancini 85
3 Brazil Fernando Galera 69
4 Brazil Felipe Guimarães 54

References