2011 NASCAR Stock V6 Series

2011 NASCAR Stock V6 Series
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2011 NACAR Stock V6 Series was the support series for the NASCAR Corona Series. This season was the first with the name Stock V6. The season was raced only in ovals.

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The season began in the Autódromo Potosino. Rubén García Jr., son of the driver Rubén García Novoa, won the first event.[1] In the second race, Raúl Galván Jr. take the victory. Meanwhile Rubén García Jr. led the championship.[2]

Drivers

TeamManufacturerNo.Race DriverRounds
ANVI Motorsport 20Edgar MondragónAll
CEDVA Racing Team 55Jorge Contreras, Sr.1–2
CMS Racing Products 10Jacobo Cosio2
11Javier Fernández1–2
28Felipe Rodríguez1–2
72Marco Castañeda1
Enrique Contreras III2
Comsel 17Ricardo Cantú1–2
Curiel RacingMazda06Hugo Curiel1–2
Dynamics Motorsport 18Oscar Torres, Jr.1, 3–10
Héctor Aguirre2
HDI Seguros 4Rubén García, Jr.All
RullopsMazda22Raúl Galván, Jr.All
UMAP Racing Team 77Abel Arroyo1–2
Nissan27Ricado Peralta1

2011 calendar

No. Race Title Track Date Time
1 San Luis Potosí San Luis Potosí Autódromo Potosino, Villa de Zaragoza 3 April 11:25
2 Aguascalientes Aguascalientes Autódromo Internacional de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes 1 May 11:25
3 Querétaro Querétaro Autódromo Querétaro, Santiago de Querétaro 5 June 11:10
4 Puebla Puebla Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Puebla 19 June
5 Ciudad de México Mexico City Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City 17 July
6 San Luis Potosí San Luis Potosí Autódromo Potosino, Villa de Zaragoza 7 August
7 Querétaro Querétaro Autódromo Querétaro, Santiago de Querétaro 4 September
8 Puebla Puebla Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Puebla 2 October
9 Aguascalientes Aguascalientes Autódromo Internacional de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes 6 November
10 Mexico Fest 200 Mexico City Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City 27 November

Results

Races

No. Race Pole position Most laps led Winning Driver Winning Manufacturer
1 San Luis Potosí Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
2 Aguascalientes Rubén García, Jr. Héctor Aguirre Raúl Galván, Jr.
3 Querétaro Héctor Aguirre Héctor Aguirre Héctor Aguirre
4 Puebla Héctor Aguirre Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
5 Mexico City Héctor Aguirre Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
6 San Luis Potosí Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
7 Querétaro Rubén Galván Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
8 Puebla Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr.
9 Aguascalientes Tony Garza Rubén García, Jr.
10 Mexico City Rubén García, Jr. Rubén García, Jr. Oscar Torres, Jr.

Standings

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by time. * – Most laps led.

RankDriverSLPAGSQROPUEMXCSL2QR2PU2AG2MX2Pts
1 Rubén García, Jr. 1*321*1*1*1*1*12* 1820
2 Raúl Galván, Jr. 213101152855 1576
3 Edgar Mondragón 57766471088 1467
4 Oscar Torres, Jr. (R) 6 435913291 1395
5 Ricardo Hernández (R) 12111088 9579 1248
6 Jorge Contreras, Sr. 49 547 1244
7 Juan C. Buitrón (R) 15 11778 61011 1093
8 Ricardo Cantú (R) 8654121012 995
9 Héctor González (R) 13689117 826
10 Javier Campos 5733 801
11 Tony Garza 1144213 749
12 Héctor Aguirre (R) 2*1*223 715
13 Ricardo Peralta (R) 11 9910 540
14 Felipe Rodríguez (R) 1456 426
15 Hugo Curiel (R) 9108 414
16 Luis C. Ramírez (R) 14 6 10 401
17 Rodrigo Echeverría 32 340
18 Javier Fernández 134 284
19 Abel Arroyo (R) 108 276
20 Rodrigo Marbán 9 10 272
References [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]

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