2012 Super Copa Telcel

The 2012 Super Copa Telcel was the second season of this championship, part of the Mexican branch of SEAT León Supercopa. Reigning champion Ricardo Pérez de Lara won the series for a second time. Trofeo Ibiza was a supported event running SEAT Ibiza Cupra Turbo 1.4L.^[1]

2012 Super Copa Telcel

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2011

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2013

Cars

All the cars were SEAT Leon FWD.^[2][3]

Engine	4 cylinders turbocharged
Displacement	1984 cc
Power	301 HP
Torque	340 Nm @ N/A
Gearbox	DSG 6 speed
Length	4.6 m

• Continental supplied the tires.^[4]

Drivers

In this year is expect to increase to 20 cars respect the 16 of the 2011 season.^[5] Rubén Rovelo, Marco Santibáñez, Gabriel Iemma, César Tiberio Jiménez and Alfonso Celis have confirmed their participation.

Team	No.	Sponsor	Driver	Rounds
Junker/RPL Racing	1	Telmex-Benotto	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	1–3
	2		Eduardo de León	1–3
	22		Rogelio German	1–3
Team Venezuela by RAM Racing	15	Venezuela	Juan Carlos Alvarez	1–3
	16	Venezuela	Andrés Racioppi	1, 3
			Alex Racioppi	2, 3
	42	Venezuela	Gabriel Iemma	1, 3
Orangino by Fili	T44	FICREA	César Tiberio Jiménez	1–3
	3	FICREA	Eduardo Goeters	2–3
HTM	5		Rubén Rovelo	1
	11		Alfonso Celis	1–2
			Oscar Hidalgo	3
Tiger Racing Team	35		Irán Sánchez	1–3
Drako Racing	30		Alexis Uribe	1
			Oscar Uribe	2
	18		Marco Santibañez	3
	44z		Santos Zanella	1–3
	48		Andrés Orea	1–3

Schedule

Round		Race	Track	Date
1	R1	Guadalajara	Autódromo Guadalajara, Guadalajara	April 22
	R2
2	R3	Monterrey	Autódromo Monterrey, Apodaca	May 6
	R4
3	R5	Aguascalientes	Óvalo Aguascalientes México, Aguascalientes	June 3
	R6
4	R7	Zacatecas	Autódromo de Zacatecas, Zacatecas	July 15
	R8
5	R9	Pachuca	Autódromo Moisés Solana [es], Mineral de la Reforma	August 5
	R10
6	R11	Mexico City	Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City	September 2
	R12
7	R13	San Luis Potosí	Autódromo San Luis 400, San Luis Potosí	September 23
	R14
8	R15	Querétaro	Autódromo de Querétaro, El Marqués	October 7
	R16
9	R17	Puebla	Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Amozoc	November 4
	R18

Calendar changes

• Guadalajara and Aguascalientes will be venue for races for first time.

Results

Races

Race	Race name	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winner
1	Guadalajara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara
2		Juan Carlos Álvarez 1	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	César Tiberio Jiménez
3	Monterrey	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Eduardo Goeters	César Tiberio Jiménez
4		Santos Zanella 1	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara
5	Aguascalientes	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Ricardo Pérez de Lara
6		Andrés Orea 1	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	Rogelio Germán

• ^1 The 8th place in the first race is the pole position in the second race.

Standings

Rank	Driver	GDL		MTY		AGS		ZAC		PAC		MXC		SLP		QRO		PUE		Pts
1	Ricardo Pérez de Lara	1	5	2	1	1	2													552
2	César Tiberio Jiménez	3	1	1	4	4	6													502
3	Rogelio Germán	7	13	4	5	3	1													459
4	Santos Zanella	4	12	8	2	6	10													434
5	Eduardo de León	6	6	6	11	12	5													411
6	Juan Carlos Alvárez	8	10	10	10	5	11													403
7	Irán Sánchez	13	11	7	8	10	8													399
8	Andrés Orea	14	7	9	6	8	13													399
9	Alfonso Celis	5	3	3	5															306
10	Eduardo Goeters			5	3	14	14													278
11	Alex Racioppi			11	9		4													208
12	Andrés Racioppi	12	9			7														200
13	Marco Santibañez	10				9	9													200
14	Gabriel Iemma	9	14			13	7													198
15	Alexis Uribe	11	8																	196
16	Rubén Rovelo	2	2																	180
17	Oscar Hidalgo					2	3													172
18	Oscar Uribe					11	12													129
18	Rubén Pardo		4																	76
References		[6]	[7]	[8]	[9]	[10]	[11]