David Guilherme Muffato (born June 16, 1971 in Cascavel , Paraná ) is a Brazilian racing driver. He won the Stock Car Brasil in 2003.
5-1580: ( key ) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap) 1979 Paulo Gomes 1980 Ingo Hoffmann 1981 Affonso Giaffone Filho 1982 Alencar Jr. 1983 Paulo Gomes 1984 Paulo Gomes 1985 Ingo Hoffmann 1986 Marcos Gracia 1987 Zeca Giaffone 1988 Fábio Sotto Mayor 1989 Ingo Hoffmann 1990 Ingo Hoffmann 1991 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1992 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1993 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1994 Ingo Hoffmann 1995 Paulo Gomes 1996 Ingo Hoffmann 1997 Ingo Hoffmann 1998 Ingo Hoffmann 1999 Chico Serra 2000 Chico Serra 2001 Chico Serra 2002 Ingo Hoffmann 2003 David Muffato 2004 Giuliano Losacco 2005 Giuliano Losacco 2006 Cacá Bueno 2007 Cacá Bueno 2008 Ricardo Maurício 2009 Cacá Bueno 2010 Max Wilson 2011 Cacá Bueno 2012 Cacá Bueno 2013 Ricardo Maurício 2014 Rubens Barrichello 2015 Marcos Gomes 2016 Felipe Fraga 2017 Daniel Serra 2018 Daniel Serra 2019 Daniel Serra 2020 Ricardo Maurício 2021 Gabriel Casagrande 2022 Rubens Barrichello 2023 Gabriel Casagrande Paulo Gomes (racing driver) Paulo de Mello Gomes (born April 14, 1948 in Ribeirão Preto )
10-520: A March , before moving into Formula One in 1976. Hoffmann's Formula One career was hindered by the financial problems of the Fittipaldi team, and he drove the team's second car when realistically the team could only afford to run one. This meant Hoffmann only entered certain selected races, and ultimately the second car was dropped altogether. He entered four Grands Prix in 1976, did not qualify for three of them and an eleventh place at Interlagos
15-833: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Ingo Hoffmann Ingo Ott Hoffmann (born 28 February 1953) is a Brazilian retired racing driver from São Paulo . He is most well known for winning the Brazilian Stock Car Championship 12 times (1980, 1985, 1989–1994, 1996–1998 and 2002). He also participated in six Formula One Grands Prix, debuting on 25 January 1976. He scored no championship points. Hoffman began his career in Brazil competing in Formula Vee and saloon cars. He came to England in 1975 and competed in Formula Three in
20-1913: Is a retired Brazilian racing driver. He won the Stock Car Brasil in 1979, 1983, 1984 and 1995. Gomes competed in Stock Car Brasil from 1979 to 2003. In 2007, he returned briefly to compete in the last six races before retiring. Gomes is father of Marcos Gomes and Pedro Gomes, both of whom are also racing drivers. 1979 Paulo Gomes 1980 Ingo Hoffmann 1981 Affonso Giaffone Filho 1982 Alencar Jr. 1983 Paulo Gomes 1984 Paulo Gomes 1985 Ingo Hoffmann 1986 Marcos Gracia 1987 Zeca Giaffone 1988 Fábio Sotto Mayor 1989 Ingo Hoffmann 1990 Ingo Hoffmann 1991 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1992 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1993 Ingo Hoffmann / Ângelo Giombelli 1994 Ingo Hoffmann 1995 Paulo Gomes 1996 Ingo Hoffmann 1997 Ingo Hoffmann 1998 Ingo Hoffmann 1999 Chico Serra 2000 Chico Serra 2001 Chico Serra 2002 Ingo Hoffmann 2003 David Muffato 2004 Giuliano Losacco 2005 Giuliano Losacco 2006 Cacá Bueno 2007 Cacá Bueno 2008 Ricardo Maurício 2009 Cacá Bueno 2010 Max Wilson 2011 Cacá Bueno 2012 Cacá Bueno 2013 Ricardo Maurício 2014 Rubens Barrichello 2015 Marcos Gomes 2016 Felipe Fraga 2017 Daniel Serra 2018 Daniel Serra 2019 Daniel Serra 2020 Ricardo Maurício 2021 Gabriel Casagrande 2022 Rubens Barrichello 2023 Gabriel Casagrande This biographical article related to Brazilian auto racing
25-539: Was the best result achieved. In 1977, Hoffman competed at Buenos Aires (retired, engine) and again at Interlagos where he finished seventh, two laps behind the winner. However, that was Hoffman's last race in Formula One , as the second Fittipaldi entry was withdrawn. With the end of his Formula One career, Hoffmann competed in Formula 2 for Project Four with a Ralt and a March in 1977 and 1978, (which
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