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2013 NASCAR Toyota Series

The 2013 NASCAR Toyota Series was the seventh season of the NASCAR Toyota Series, and the tenth organized by NASCAR Mexico. The season was composed by fifteen races. For first time, the series raced outside of Mexico, with a race in the Phoenix International Raceway. Jorge Goeters returned as reigning champion, and took part in the 2013 UNOH Battle at the Beach. Rodrigo Peralta was the champion of 2013 season and Santiago Tovar was declared the Rookie of the Year.

Changes

Desafio

After ten races the Top-8 championship drivers and 2 wild card drivers were selected for a five-race "Chase system".

Teams and drivers

Manufacturer	Team	No.	Race Driver
Telmex	1	Antonio Pérez	Xristos Pappas
Ramírez Racing	08	José Luis Ramírez	José Ramón Blasco
	77	Rafael Vallina	Edgard Romano
Telcel	2	Luis Felipe Montaño	Mario Muñoz
Marban Racing	00	Rodrigo Marbán	Jesús Gerardo Aguilera
Telcel	3	Daniel Suárez	Rafael Vega
	4	Jorge Goeters	Humberto Castilla
SC Racing	05	Abraham Calderón	Jorge Christian Torres
Telmex	5	Rubén Rovelo	Alejandro Vega
2b Racing	7	Carlos Peralta	Joe Pérez
8	Freddy Tame, Jr.	Víctor Trejo
Tame Racing	9	Elliot Van Rankin	Antonio Camacho
HO Racing	11	Hugo Oliveras	Rafael Oliveras
15	Rubén Pardo	Bruno Pineda
48	Rogelio López	Asencion Jiménez
H&High Speed	20	Homero Richards	Juan Luis Quintanar
29	Héctor Aguirre	Jorge Luis Coapio
	26	Israel Jaitovich	Rolando González
	30	Víctor Barrales	Rafael Hernández
Escudería Suspensión y Dirección	34	Óscar Ruíz De Azua	Roberto Meneses
43	Patrick Goeters	José Valentín Fernández
	36	Pepe Montaño	Jorge Miguel Garibay
	40	Héctor Félix	David Tame
	46	Irwin Vences	Alfredo González
Team GP	18	Rafael Martínez	Martín Bautista
88	Rubén García, Jr.	Cuauhtémoc González

Schedule

In 2013, Phoenix International Raceway was added to the schedule, marking the first event in Toyota Series history to be held in the United States. All the Mexican venues of 2012 season returned, and three races were held at night (Phoenix, Mexico City and Chihuahua). A 2nd race at El Dorado Speedway (Chihuahua) was supposed to be run at September 29 but was later cancelled and replaced by Autódromo Chiapas.

No.	Race title	Track
Toyota 120‡	Arizona Phoenix International Raceway, Avondale	1 March
Potosina 200	San Luis Potosí Autódromo Potosino, Zaragoza	24 March
Mexico Fest 240‡	Mexican Federal District Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City	6 April
Queretana 200	Querétaro Autódromo Querétaro, El Marqués	21 April
Chihuahua 200‡	Chihuahua El Dorado Speedway, Chihuahua	11 May
Aguascalientes 240	Aguascalientes Autódromo Internacional de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes	26 May
Puebla 240	Puebla Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Puebla	16 June
Regia 200	Nuevo León Autódromo Monterrey, Apodaca	30 June
Queretana 200	Querétaro Autódromo Querétaro, El Marqués	28 July
Mexico Fest 240	Mexican Federal District Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City	11 August
Potosina 200	San Luis Potosí Autódromo Potosino, Zaragoza	25 August
Puebla 240	Puebla Autódromo Miguel E. Abed, Amozoc	8 September
Aguascalientes 240	Aguascalientes Autódromo Internacional de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes	13 October
Tuxtla 240	Chiapas Autódromo Chiapas, Berriozábal	27 October
Mexico Final 200	Mexican Federal District Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City	10 November

‡ Night Race

Results and standings

Races

No.	Race	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver
Toyota 120	Jorge Goeters	Abraham Calderón	Abraham Calderón	Toyota
Potosina 200	Antonio Pérez	Homero Richards	Homero Richards	Toyota
Mexico Fest 240	Antonio Pérez	Antonio Pérez	Héctor Aguirre	Toyota
Queretana 200	Daniel Suárez	Homero Richards	Rafael Martínez	Mazda
Chihuahua 240	Daniel Suárez	Daniel Suárez	Daniel Suárez	Toyota
Aguascalientes 240	Rubén García, Jr.	Rubén García, Jr.	Rubén García, Jr.	Mazda
Puebla 240	Carlos Contreras	Rafael Martínez	Rafael Martínez	Mazda
Regia 200	Homero Richards	Homero Richards	Daniel Suárez	Toyota
Queretana 200	José Luis Ramírez	Antonio Pérez	Rafael Martínez	Mazda
México Fest 240	Carlos Peralta	Irwin Vences	Irwin Vences	Toyota
Potosina 200	Antonio Pérez	Antonio Pérez	Antonio Pérez	Chevrolet
Puebla 240	Rafael Martínez	Patrick Goeters	Patrick Goeters	Toyota
Aguascalientes 240	Patrick Goeters	Daniel Suárez	Rodrigo Peralta	Ford
Tuxtla 240	Daniel Suárez	Antonio Pérez	José Luis Ramírez	Chevrolet
Mexico Final 200	Daniel Suárez	Daniel Suárez	Daniel Suárez	Toyota

Drivers

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results. * – Most laps led. ** – All laps led.

Pos.	Driver	PHO	SLP	MXC	QRO	CHI	AGS	PUE	MTY	QRO	MXC	SLP	PUE	AGS	TXG
Rodrigo Peralta		16	7	5	10	7	2	6	16	2	8	5	1	11	4
Daniel Suárez	11	9	6	4	1*	27	33	1	26	29	10	2	2*	24*	1*
Rubén Pardo	4	2	8	17	2	16	31	7	2	10	7	22	6	6	3
Rubén García, Jr.	3	7	9	6	18	1*	25	8	7	11	6	8	19	10	5
Homero Richards	5	1*	29	2*	31	21	6	22*	8	34	3	4	30	8	7
Antonio Pérez	2	4	2*	3	16	2	24	25	3*	3	1**	31*	25	2	2
Hugo Oliveras	10	12	14	9	5	15	5	28	4	7	17	10	5	5	22
Rafael Martínez	22	33	11	1	14	6	1*	17	1	13	2	28	3	25	14
José Luis Ramírez	26	6	5	30	4	9	11	3	10	5	30	3	26	1	10
Rubén Rovelo	14	24	10	7	3	3	3	26	5	8	19	6	22		20
Freddy Tame, Jr.	13	5	17	10	15	28	14	11	17	14	12	15	10	15	19
Héctor Aguirre	25	29	1	16	25	5	7	20	11	12	20	23	12	13	8
Abraham Calderón	1*	28	3	8	6	30	28	29	9	4	14	9	7	18	9
Patrick Goeters	7	11	19	32	17	11	9	32	27	27	16	1	8	4	15
Rogelio López	21	27	12	31	23	4	35	18	6	6	5	7	4	26	6
Irwin Vences	8	10	16	29	8	13	23	2	31	1*	4	27	35	3	30
Carlos Peralta	6	26	21	11	9	14	10	31	18	16	27	14	11	12	17
Jorge Goeters	9	19	27	19	7	10	4	4	28	31	9	26	28	27	11
Oscar Ruíz De Azua	24	8	13	25	22	18	19	5	13	9	11	32	15	31	32
Pepe Montaño	15	30	15	14	24	20	27	10	15	25	26	25	13	9	16
Elliot Van Rankin	19	21	33	15	19	19	29	24	12	28	28	12	9	7	25
Héctor Félix	16	20	20	20	13	12	16		23	17	31	17	16	20	18
Santiago Tovar (R)		DNQ2	28	22	32	17	12	12	32	15	15	21	20	14	12
Rodrigo Marbán	18	25	25	26	20	31	22	23	24	24	21	19	21	19	23
Víctor Barrales	20	34	32		27	23	15	14	21	21	18	20	14	33	37
Israel Jaitovich	23	22	24	27	26	25	17	19	22	20	32	24	33	23	35
Carlos Contreras		3	34	13	30	33	8	9	34	30	23	11	34	30	36
Rafael Vallina	17	32	23	34	21	29	32	13	20	18	25	18	31	28
Javier Fernández		17	22	28	33	24	20	15		23	22	29	27	29	27
Luis Felipe Montaño	12	13	4	18	11	8	30	27	14						28
Jorge Contreras, Jr.		14	30	12		22		33	19		29	30	32	17	13
Oscar Torres, Jr.		18	26	21	28	32	13	21	25		13				21
Héctor González		DNQ2		33	34		21	16	29			16	24		31
Jim Nides					12	34	34			35	EX		12	32	33
Enrique Contreras III													17	16	26
Carlos Azcarate											24		29	22	29
Oscar Peralta		31	18	23											34
Xavier Razo						26	26		33	33	34
Rubén García Novoa									30			13	23
Julian Islas		23	31							26				21
Enrique Baca				24	29			30
Jorge Seman							18			32
Eduardo Goeters										19
Mike Sánchez										22
Alejandro Capin															24
Waldemar Coronas		151

;Notes:

1 – Waldemar Coronas suffered a 10-point penalty.
2 – Santiago Tovar and Héctor González received championship points, despite the fact that they did not qualify for the race.

References

(14 December 2012). "2013 Toyota Series Schedule Announced". NASCAR Hometracks.
(11 November 2012). "Goeters Gets Toyota Series Title". NASCAR Hometracks.

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