Here is the thing, racing fans: the legendary Corrida do Milhão is officially back on the calendar. As Motorsport.com Brasil reports, this iconic event serves as the penultimate round of the 2026 season for Brazil's premier motorsport category, taking place this weekend at Velopark alongside the Turismo Nacional.
Now, let's look at how the weekend works. The Stock Car format sticks to its usual routine, featuring a sprint race on Saturday followed by the main event on Sunday. Crucially, that Sunday showdown is the actual Corrida do Milhão itself, running for a duration of 50 minutes plus one lap.
With 137 points on the line over the weekend, the championship battle is reaching its absolute boiling point. Felipe Fraga of Eurofarma arrives at the circuit sitting on 884 points, holding a 125-point advantage over Gabriel Casagrande, who has 759.
That means the math is right there in front of us. Fraga has a shot at locking down his third championship early, but to do it, he needs to stretch his current gap to at least 138 points by the end of the weekend.
Of course, the fight isn't over just yet for the chasing pack. Another five drivers remain mathematically alive in the title hunt: Gui Salas with 743 points, Gaetano di Mauro with 721, Rafael Suzuki with 674, Enzo Elias with 647, and Sérgio Sette Câmara with 641.
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