2011 Super Copa Telcel

2011 Super Copa Telcel season
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The 2011 Super Copa Telcel is the inaugural season of the Super Copa Telcel. This cup is the Mexican branch of SEAT León Supercopa. The serial was presented by Michel Jourdain in December 2010.[1] SEAT León will be the car of the category.[2] After 8 double events the Mexican driver Ricardo Pérez de Lara was proclaimed champion. Pérez de Lara won 4 races in the season.[3]

Cars

All the cars were SEAT Leon FWD.[4]

Engine4 cylinders turbocharged
Displacement1984 cc
Power301 HP
Torque340 Nm @ N/A
GearboxDSG 6 speed
Length4.6 m

Drivers

TeamNo.SponsorDriverRounds
Junker/RPL Racing2Telmex-BenottoMexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara1–12
10Auditor ServicesMexico Eduardo de León1–12
45PDVSAVenezuela Giancarlo Serenelli1–12
Team Venezuela15VenezuelaVenezuela Juan Carlos Alvarez1–12
16VenezuelaVenezuela Nelson Canache Jr1–12
17VenezuelaVenezuela Alex Popow1–12
Orangino by Fili44JOranginoMexico César Tiberio Jiménez1–4, 7–12
Mexico Patrick Goeters5–6
Parodi Pro Racing12 Mexico Rubén Rovelo3, 5, 8–9
Mexico Luis Castro1–2, 4, 6–7, 10–12
Bardhal31BardhalMexico Jorge Goeters1–12
Gas Uribe30 Mexico Alexis Uribe1–12
AT Motorsports11Avicola TehuacanMexico Alfonso Celis1–10
Mexico Rubén Rovelo11–12
Cedva Mexico Jorge Contreras1–4, 7–8, 11–12
Codwell Banker18Corporativo APQLMexico Marco Santibáñez1–10
Mexico Rubén Pardo11–12
Trager23 Mexico Rogelio German1–12
Z Motors44ZPrenda MexMexico Santos Zanella1–10
Mexico Rubén Garcia Novoa11–12
SEAT Pachuca26SEATMexico Miguel Reyes11–12

Schedule

The calendar was presented in December, but was changed in March 2011.[6]

Round Race Track Date
1 R1 Monterrey Nuevo León Autódromo Monterrey, Apodaca May 8
R2
2 R3 Pachuca Hidalgo (state) Autódromo Moíses Solana, Mineral de la Reforma May 29
R4
3 R5 Mexico City Mexico City Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City July 3
R6
4 R7 San Luis Potosí San Luis Potosí Autódromo Tangamanga II, San Luis Potosí July 31
R8
5 R9 Zacatecas Zacatecas Autódromo de Zacatecas, Zacatecas August 28
R10
6 R11 Pachuca Hidalgo (state) Autódromo Moíses Solana, Mineral de la Reforma September 25
R12
7 R13 Querétaro Querétaro Autódromo de Querétaro, El Marqués October 30
R14
8 R15 Puebla Puebla (state) Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Amozoc November 20
R16

Calendar changes

Results

Races

RaceRace namePole PositionFastest LapWinner
1 MonterreyVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Giancarlo Serenelli
2 Monterrey Venezuela Nelson CanacheVenezuela Alex Popow
3 PachucaVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex Popow
4 Pachuca Mexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraVenezuela Nelson Canache
5 MéxicoMexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraMexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraVenezuela Giancarlo Serenelli
6 México Mexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraMexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara
7 San Luis PotosíVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex Popow
8 San Luis Potosí Venezuela Giancarlo SerenelliMexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara
9 ZacatecasVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex PopowMexico Jorge Goeters
10 Zacatecas Venezuela Nelson CanacheMexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara
11 PachucaVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex PopowVenezuela Alex Popow
12 Pachuca Mexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraMexico Ruben Rovelo
13 QuerétaroVenezuela Alex PopowMexico Ricardo Pérez de LaraMexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara
14 Querétaro Mexico Jorge GoetersMexico Rogelio German

Standings

RankDriverNuevo León
MTY1
Nuevo León
MTY2
Hidalgo (state)
PAC1
Hidalgo (state)
PAC2
Mexico City
MEX1
Mexico City
MEX2
San Luis Potosí
SLP1
San Luis Potosí
SLP2
Zacatecas
ZAC1
Zacatecas
ZAC2
Hidalgo (state)
PAC3
Hidalgo (state)
PAC4
Querétaro
QRO1
Querétaro
QRO2
Pts
1 Mexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara 514243151814313 1166
2 Venezuela Alex Popow 2117621163811327 1151
3 Venezuela Giancarlo Serenelli 138215242410548 1126
4 Venezuela Nelson Canache 715611044213153235 1058
5 Mexico César Tiberio Jiménez 42158 76435454 1043
6 Mexico Jorge Goeters 316764153315212116 1041
7 Mexico Rogelio German 6945116656214DNS71 1014
8 Mexico Miguel Reyes 945373977613769 992
9 Mexico Alfonso Celis 14101212121413121410 82 964
10 Mexico Alexis Uribe 126910912119914991212 922
11 Mexico Eduardo de León 15111313898810711111010 919
12 Mexico Marco Santibañez 88161414111011119 1111 916
13 Mexico Santos Zanella 117101613814141211 1414 891
14 Venezuela Juan Carlos Alvarez 1313111115131213151316DNS 751
15 Mexico Luis Castro 1612 9 1016 121210913 641
16 Mexico Jorge Contreras Jr. 1051415DNSDNS1515DNSDNS68 521
17 Mexico Rubén Rovelo 3 5 105 71 292
18 Mexico Patrick Goeters 27 159
19 Mexico Ruben Pardo 86 138
20 Mexico Ruben Garcia Novoa 1514 123

References

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