Giuliano Losacco

Giuliano Losacco
Nationality	Brazilian
Born	(1977-03-17) March 17, 1977 São Paulo
Stock Car Brasil career
Debut season	2003
Current team	Bassani Racing
Car no.	9
Former teams	RC Competições A.Mattheis Motorsport Vogel Motorsport JF Racing Mico’s Racing Hot Car Competições
Starts	108
Wins	8
Poles	7
Fastest laps	5
Best finish	Champion in 2004, 2005
Previous series
1998 2000 2006 2007 2007–2008 2011	Eurocup Formula Renault Formula Three Sudamericana Autozone West Series TC 2000 GT3 Brasil Championship Brasileiro de Marcas
Championship titles
2004-05	Stock Car Brasil

Giuliano Losacco (born March 17, 1977 in São Paulo) is a Brazilian racing driver.^[1]^[2] He is the 2004 and 2005 Stock Car Brasil champion.

Racing career

Year	Team	Car	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	Pos	Points
2003	RC Competições	Chevrolet Vectra	CTB 2	CGD Ret	INT 8	RIO Ret	LON Ret	INT 1	CTB Ret	CGD 6	RIO Ret	BSB 2	CTB 13	INT 7	8th	95
2004	RC Competições	Chevrolet Astra	CTB 1	INT 1	TAR Ret	LON 1	RIO 5	INT 2	CTB 2	LON 1	RIO 9	BSB 10	CGD 14	INT 5	1st	177
2005	Medley-A.Mattheis	Chevrolet Astra	INT 2	CTB 4	RIO Ret	INT 11	CTB Ret	LON 5	BSB 2	SCZ 2	TAR 7	ARG 1	RIO 1	INT 3	1st	166
2006	Medley-A.Mattheis	Chevrolet Astra	INT 6	CTB 3	CGD Ret	INT 24	LON 3	CTB 3	SCZ 8	BSB 22	TAR 1	ARG Ret	RIO 9	INT Ret	5th	244
2007	Texaco Vogel	Chevrolet Astra	INT 9	CTB 6	CGD Ret	INT 8	LON 15	SCZ Ret	CTB Ret	BSB Ret	ARG Ret	TAR 20	RIO Ret	INT 12	23rd	30
2008	JF Racing	Peugeot 307	INT Ret	BSB 4	CTB 8	SCZ 12	CGD 9	INT 15	RIO 25	LON 2	CTB 4	BSB 8	TAR 24	INT 16	6th	230
2009	JF Racing	Peugeot 307	INT 9	CTB 14	BSB Ret	SCZ 15	INT 4	SAL 9	RIO Ret	CGD 12	CTB 5	BSB Ret	TAR Ret	INT Ret	18th	39
2010	Mico's Racing	Peugeot 307	INT Ret	CTB 11	VEL Ret	RIO 21	RBP 6	SAL 13	INT Ret	CGD 14	LON 5	SCZ 17	BSB 24	CTB Ret	21st	32
2011	Hot Car Competições	Chevrolet Vectra	CTB 10	INT Ret	RBP 12	VEL 10	CGD 12	RIO 21	INT Ret	SAL 10	SCZ Ret	LON 13	BSB 4	VEL 10	16th	49
2012	Bassani Racing	Peugeot 408	INT 18	CTB 17	VEL	RBP	LON	RIO							27th	33
2012	Shell Racing	Peugeot 408							SAL 24	CAS Ret	TAR 12	CTB 11	BSB 14	INT	27th	33

Sporting positions
Preceded by David Muffato	Stock Car Brasil champion 2004–2005	Succeeded by Cacá Bueno

Stock Car Brasil

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