2021 NASCAR Whelen Euro Series

2021 NASCAR Whelen Euro Series

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1. Valencia

2. Brands Hatch

3. Most

4. Rijeka

5. Zolder

6. Vallelunga

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Locations of the circuits scheduled to host a NASCAR Whelen Euro Series race in 2021

Loris Hezemans won his second Euro Series championship title in 2021.

The 2021 NASCAR Whelen Euro Series is the thirteenth Racecar Euro Series season, and the ninth under the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series branding. The season began at Circuit Ricardo Tormo with the NASCAR GP Spain on 15 May and ended on 31 October with the NASCAR GP Italy at Autodromo Vallelunga.

Despite not taking part in the fifth round at Zolder to compete in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at the Charlotte Roval, Loris Hezemans was crowned as champion at Vallelunga after winning four races and finishing 7 races inside the podium, his second title in the series. He finished the season 3 points ahead of Gianmarco Ercoli, who scored a race win at Rijeka and 7 podium finishes. Lucas Lasserre finished third despite being winless, tying his best championship finish in the series under NASCAR's official sanctioning. Defending series champion Alon Day won three races but was unable to defend his title after retiring four times while defending EuroNASCAR 2 champion Vittorio Ghirelli, who scored his maiden top class victory at Most, had his championship hopes dashed after a crash in the final race of the season. Stienes Longin and Jacques Villeneuve were the other race winners, Longin winning his home race at Zolder while Villeneuve swept the weekend at Vallelunga.

In the EuroNASCAR 2 class, Martin Doubek won the title after teammate Tobias Dauenhauer crashed late in the final round of the season. Both drivers scored a total of five race wins and nine podiums each, but Dauenhauer's incident on the final race handed the championship to Doubek who won the title by 17 points. Not Only Motorsport driver Naveh Talor finished third after scoring his maiden win at Zolder. Indian driver Advait Deodhar was the only other race winner of the season, scoring a victory in the first race at Brands Hatch.

Hendriks Motorsport won the Teams Championship for a record third time as the team's No. 7 car, driven by series champions Hezemans and Doubek, would finish the season on top of the Teams standings with 969 points. DF1 Racing's No. 22 team finished second with 875 points, 94 points adrift from Hendriks' No. 7 team, while the No. 50 Hendriks team would finish third with 867 points.

Teams and drivers

NASCAR Whelen Euro Series released a provisional 26-car entry list for the teams participating on 14 April 2021.

EuroNASCAR PRO

Team	No.	Body Style	Race Driver	Rounds
Academy Motorsport	1	Ford Mustang	Thomas Ferrando	1
			Michaela Dorcikova	3
	2	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020	Federico Monti	2–6
	5		Jacques Villeneuve	1, 3–4, 6
			Patrick Lemarié	5
	24	Chevrolet Camaro	Alex Sedgwick	2
RDV Competition	3	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020	Frédéric Gabillon	1–3
	10	Chevrolet Camaro	Ulysse Delsaux	All
Iceboys	4	Ford Mustang	Luka Nurmi	6
Hendriks Motorsport-MOMO	7	Ford Mustang	Loris Hezemans	1–4, 6
			Martin Doubek	5
	18		Giorgio Maggi	All
	50		Vittorio Ghirelli	1–5
Vict Motorsport	8	Chevrolet Camaro	Dario Caso	1, 3–6
	9		Leonardo Colavita	4–6
PK Carsport	11	Chevrolet Camaro	Stienes Longin	5
Solaris Motorsport	12	Chevrolet Camaro	Francesco Sini	1, 3–6
42 Racing	17	Shadow DNM8	Bernardo Manfrè	1–4, 6
	42		Luigi Ferrara	1
DF1 Racing Iceboys with DF1 Racing	22	Chevrolet Camaro	Nicolò Rocca	All
	23	Chevrolet Camaro 3 Ford Mustang 3	Henri Tuomaala	All
	44	Chevrolet Camaro	Ian Eric Wadén	1, 3, 5
			Alexander Graff	2
	66		Patrick Lemarié	1, 3–4, 6
			Simon Pilate	2, 5
	77		Marc Goossens	1–4
Marko Stipp Motorsport	46	Chevrolet Camaro	Scott Jeffs	2
			Romain Iannetta	3–4, 6
			Pierre Combot	5
	48		Evgeny Sokolovsky	All
CAAL Racing	54	Chevrolet Camaro	Gianmarco Ercoli	All
	56	Ford Mustang	Marc Goossens	5
			Davide Amaduzzi	6
	88	Chevrolet Camaro	Alon Day	All
The Club Motorsport	55	Chevrolet Camaro	Fabrizio Armetta	1, 4, 6
Speedhouse	64	Ford Mustang	Lucas Lasserre	All
Team Bleekemolen	69	Ford Mustang	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen	All
Not Only Motorsport	89	Chevrolet Camaro	Davide Dallara	All
	90		Andrea Nori	1, 3
			Igor Romanov	2
			Nicolò Gabossi	4–5
			Vittorio Ghirelli	6

EuroNASCAR 2

Team	No.	Body Style	Race Driver	Rounds
Academy Motorsport	1	Ford Mustang	Vladimiros Tziortzis	All
	2	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020	Thomas Krasonis	All
Iceboys	4	Ford Mustang	Ossi Peltola	6
Hendriks Motorsport-MOMO	7	Ford Mustang	Martin Doubek	All
	50		Tobias Dauenhauer	All
Vict Motorsport	8	Chevrolet Camaro	Paolo Valeri	1, 3–6
	9		Leonardo Colavita	4–6
RDV Competition	10	Chevrolet Camaro	Didier Bec	1
PK Carsport	11	Chevrolet Camaro	Pol van Pollaert	5
Solaris Motorsport	12	Chevrolet Camaro	Alina Loibnegger	All
42 Racing	17	Shadow DNM8	Bernardo Manfrè	1
			Francesco Garisto	2
			Alfredo de Matteo	6
	42		Francesco Garisto	1, 3–6
DF1 Racing Iceboys with DF1 Racing	22	Chevrolet Camaro	Justin Kunz	All
	23	Chevrolet Camaro 3 Ford Mustang 3	Leevi Lintukanto	All
	44	Chevrolet Camaro	Ian Eric Wadén	1–3, 5
	66		Simon Pilate	All
	77		Shaun Hollamby	2
			Gil Linster	3–5
Double V Racing	27	Ford Mustang	Pierluigi Veronesi	All
Marko Stipp Motorsport	46	Chevrolet Camaro	Miguel Gomes	All
	48		Evgeny Sokolovsky	All
CAAL Racing	54	Chevrolet Camaro	Arianna Casoli	1–3, 5–6
	56	Ford Mustang	Advait Deodhar	All
	88	Chevrolet Camaro	Max Lanza	All
The Club Motorsport	55	Chevrolet Camaro	Fabrizio Armetta	1, 6
Speedhouse	64	Ford Mustang	Eric Quintal	1, 3–6
			Matthias Hauer	2
Team Bleekemolen	69	Ford Mustang	Michael Bleekemolen	1–3
			Melvin de Groot	4–5
Not Only Motorsport	89	Chevrolet Camaro	Alberto Panebianco	All
	90		Naveh Talor	All

EuroNASCAR Club Challenge

Team	No.	Body Style	Race Driver	Rounds
Academy Motorsport	1	Ford Mustang	Vladimiros Tziortzis	All
	2	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020	Federico Monti	All
Iceboys	4	Ford Mustang	Hugo Roch	5
Vict Motorsport	9	Chevrolet Camaro	Leonardo Colavita	2–5
RDV Competition	10	Chevrolet Camaro	Jerome Mure	1–4
Solaris Motorsport	12	Chevrolet Camaro	Alina Loibnegger	2–5
Speedhouse by 42 Racing	17	Shadow DNM8	Marcel Berndt	1–2
42 Racing	42	Shadow DNM8	Francesco Garisto	2–5
Double V Racing	27	Ford Mustang	Mitch Maguerez	3
			Kasparas Vingilis	5
Marko Stipp Motorsport	46	Chevrolet Camaro	Andreas Kuchelbacher	2–5
	48		Gordon Barnes	All
CAAL Racing	54	Chevrolet Camaro	Yasmeen Koloc	3
	56	Ford Mustang	Aliyyah Koloc	3
Speedhouse	64	Ford Mustang	Paul Jouffreau	All
DF1 Racing	66	Chevrolet Camaro	Norling Kristoffer	5
Not Only Motorsport	89	Chevrolet Camaro	Nicolò Gabossi	All
	90		Simona Lenci	All

Notes

Driver changes

• Ander Vilariño was initially scheduled to compete full-time with DF1 Racing this year, but opted not to participate in the 2021 season. Vilariño was initially scheduled to compete the full 2020 season with the team, but withdrew due to family and business concerns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic before returning as part of DF1-MSM Racing in the season ending doubleheader at Valencia.
• On 7 December 2020, it was reported that Paul Jouffreau is set to make his debut in the series as the EuroNASCAR 2 class driver for Speedhouse. It was later revealed that Jouffreu was signed to become Speedhouse's Club Challenge class driver.
• On 4 February 2021, DF1 Racing announced that the team has signed both Patrick Lemarié and Simon Pilate to drive the No. 66 car for the 2021 season. Both drivers will move from FEED Vict Racing to replace Lasse Sørensen and Andreas Jochimsen respectively.
• On 3 March 2021, it was announced that Francesco Garisto will be returning to 42 Racing in 2021 after he switched teams to Marko Stipp Motorsport midway through 2020 due to 42 Racing being forced to withdraw from the second half of the 2020 season due to COVID-related problems.
• On 4 March 2021, it was announced that Jacques Villeneuve will be switching teams to Academy Motorsport for the 2021 season. Villeneuve will be moving from FEED Vict Racing and is scheduled to be returning to full-time competition after he competed part-time in 2020 due to schedule clashes with Canal+'s Formula One broadcasting schedule.
• On 18 March 2021, it was reported that Henri Tuomaala and Ian Eric Wadén will be returning to the series in 2021 with DF1 Racing. Tuomaala and Wadén were initially scheduled to enter the 2020 season with DF1 and Memphis Racing respectively, but they ultimately withdrew due to the restrictions caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Later on 27 April 2021, it was announced that Leevi Lintukanto, who made his debut at Valencia last year with Not Only Motorsport, will become Tuomaala's teammate for the season opener at Valencia while Wadén will compete in both classes in 2021.
• On 23 March 2021, PK Carsport driver Stienes Longin announces that he will be temporarily exiting the series to compete in the newly established BMW M2 CS Racing Cup Benelux for PK, citing travel restriction concerns as the reason for his temporary exit from EuroNASCAR as he focuses on a return in 2022.
• On 26 March 2021, Marko Stipp Motorsport announced that Evgeny Sokolovsky will be driving the team's No. 48 car on both classes this year, bringing in sponsorship from Gulf Grandprix Originals. Sokolovsky competed full-time in the EuroNASCAR PRO class and took part in 8 races of the EuroNASCAR 2 class as a replacement driver for the injured Gašper Dernovšek last year.
• On 31 March 2021, it was announced that RDV Competition driver and three-time series runner-up Frédéric Gabillon will be returning to Euro Series for a possible final season after he and RDV Competition withdrew from the 2020 season due to the effects of COVID-19 pandemic. His teammate Ulysse Delsaux, who also withdrew from the 2020 season due to the effects of the pandemic, was later reported on the following day to be planning to make his return to the series in 2021. Delsaux's return to the series was announced on 8 May 2021, with the same announcement also revealing that Didier Bec would be making his return to the series as the EuroNASCAR 2 teammate of Delsaux in the No. 10 RDV team.
• On 2 April 2021, it was announced that Nicholas Risitano will be leaving the series to join the SR&R team in the Italian GT Championship for 2021. Solaris Motorsport would later announce on 5 May 2021 that former Club Challenge competitor Alina Loibnegger will be making her debut in Euro Series' two main classes as the team's new EuroNASCAR 2 class driver.
• On 9 April 2021, it was announced that Portuguese driver Miguel Gomes will be making his debut in the series as the full-time EuroNASCAR 2 class driver of Marko Stipp Motorsport's No. 46 Chevrolet.
• On 12 April 2021, Bleekemolen's Race Planet reveals that Sebastiaan Bleekemolen will be returning to the series after he and the team withdrew from 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sebastiaan is planning to compete in both Euro Series and the newly established BMW M2 CS Racing Cup Benelux for 2021. Later on 30 April 2021, it was announced that Sebastiaan's father Michael would also return to the championship to compete in EuroNASCAR 2 as the teammate of Sebastiaan.
• On 23 April 2021, Hendriks Motorsport announced that defending EuroNASCAR 2 championship Vittorio Ghirelli will be promoted to the EuroNASCAR PRO class in 2021. Ghirelli is scheduled to drive the team's No. 50 car, replacing Loris Hezemans who will be transferred to the team's No. 7 car.
• On 25 April 2021, it was announced that defending series champion Alon Day will be returning to CAAL Racing after making a switch to PK Carsport in 2020. Day will be driving the team's No. 88 Monster Energy Chevrolet.
• On 29 April 2021, it was announced that Indian driver Advait Deodhar will be returning to the championship after taking a sabbatical in 2020. Deodhar will be driving CAAL Racing's No. 56 car in the EuroNASCAR 2 class.
• On 1 May 2021, it was announced that Thomas Krasonis will be returning to the championship to race the No. 2 car of Academy Motorsport in the EuroNASCAR 2 division.
• On 2 May 2021, it was announced that Justin Kunz will be transferred to DF1 Racing's No. 22 EuroNASCAR 2 seat for 2021. Kunz was originally supposed to be competing in EuroNASCAR PRO with DF1's No. 99 car, but he was demoted to EuroNASCAR 2 to maximize the team's chances of winning the championship after the team received news that Andre Castro wouldn't be able to compete until 2022 as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions in the United States. On the same day, it was also revealed that Japanese driver Kenko Miura would also not be able to compete until 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions in Japan.
• On 5 May 2021, it was announced that Pierluigi Veronesi will be returning to the series as an owner-driver of the debutant Double V Racing team in 2021.
• On 6 May 2021, Not Only Motorsport announced that series debutant Andrea Nori, Alberto Panebianco, Naveh Talor, and Igor Romanov would contest the 2021 season with the team for the full season. Panebianco and Romanov would make their full season debuts with the No. 89 and No. 91 teams in EuroNASCAR 2, while Talor makes his return as a full-time competitor after he competed part-time with the team in 2020.
• On 6 May 2021, it was reported that Paolo Valeri will be making his debut in the series as the EuroNASCAR 2 driver of Vict Motorsport, replacing Alessandro Brigatti who made the switch to BMW M2 CS Racing Cup Italia in 2021.
• On 7 May 2021, 42 Racing announced that Luigi Ferrara and Bernardo Manfrè would be returning to the championship after both drivers missed the second half of the 2020 season. Ferrara will continue to drive the team's No. 42 car in EuroNASCAR PRO while Manfrè will now drive the No. 17 car in EuroNASCAR 2.
• On 9 May 2021, it was announced that Fabrizio Armetta will be returning to the series after a two-year hiatus. Armetta will be competing in both classes as the owner-driver for The Club Motorsport.
• The Entry List for the season-opening NASCAR GP Spain at Valencia, released on 10 May 2021, revealed that Marc Goossens will make a switch to DF1 Racing as the new driver of DF1's renumbered No. 77 team, replacing Justin Kunz after Kunz was moved into EuroNASCAR 2. It was also revealed that Lucas Lasserre will contest the 2021 season as the owner-driver of Speedhouse, with his EuroNASCAR 2 teammate Eric Quintal also made the switch to Speedhouse in 2021.

Team changes

• Lucas Lasserre's Speedhouse team is set to be competing full-time for the first time this year. The team had previously competed part-time since their debut in 2019.
• Alex Caffi Motorsport will be rebranded into Academy Motorsport after Federico Monti signed a partnership deal to become a co-owner of the team. The team plans to field up to three cars and will retain Alex Caffi Motorsport's existing partnership with Race Art Technology.
• V8 Thunder Cars team racinGPalvelu will enter the championship in 2021, fielding the No. 44 Camaro for the full-season in Euro Series whilst maintaining plans to compete in V8 Thunder Cars. Later on 14 April 2021, it was revealed that the team will be running under the DF1 Racing banner for their debut season.
• RDV Competition and Team Bleekemolen will be returning to the championship after both teams were forced to withdraw from 2020 due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. For the No. 3 RDV team, the team is set to run a EuroNASCAR FJ 2020-based chassis in 2021 after running a Chevrolet SS-based chassis in 2019.
• PK Carsport will be exiting the series after a seven-year stay to compete in both GT Rebellion Series and BMW M2 CS Racing Cup Benelux.
• DF1 Racing will be expanding into a five-car team in 2021 with the addition of both the No. 23 Camaro and the racinGPalvelu-prepared No. 44 Camaro. The No. 23 team will be competing under the Iceboys with DF1 Racing banner. Later, it was revealed through the Entry List of NASCAR GP Spain that DF1 Racing will renumber the No. 99 car into the No. 77 car.
• Not Only Motorsport will be expanding into a three-car team with the addition of the No. 90 and the No. 91 cars in 2021. The team previously fielded a part-time second car in the 2020 season-ending doubleheader round at Valencia.
• CAAL Racing will be downsizing into a three-car team in 2021.
• Hendriks Motorsport will be competing under the Hendriks Motorsport-MOMO banner in 2021 after it was announced that MOMO will become the team's title sponsor.
• Double V Racing, owned by Pierluigi Veronesi and Francesco Vignali, will be entering the series in 2021. The team will be fielding the No. 27 Ford Mustang with technical support from Solaris Motorsport.
• FEED Vict Racing will be rebranded into Vict Motorsport after Jacques Villeneuve and Patrick Lemarié's FEED Racing academy ended their co-ownership deal with the team.
• The Club Motorsport is scheduled to expand its racing program in 2021 after the team only competed in the season opening round at Vallelunga last year. The Club plans to enter a minimum of three rounds and could potentially compete for the full season.
• 42 Racing will be running a Shadow DNM8-based chassis in 2021, the first racing chassis to be entered under the Shadow Racing Cars name since the Shadow DN12 was last raced in the 1980 French Grand Prix.

Mid-season changes

• Igor Romanov was forced to miss NASCAR GP Spain at Circuit Ricardo Tormo after he was tested positive for COVID-19. Not Only Motorsport opted to not replace Romanov and withdrawn the No. 91 entry for Valencia.
• On 28 June 2021, it was announced that Alex Sedgwick will be returning to the series for American SpeedFest VIII at Brands Hatch. Sedgwick will drive the No. 24 Chevrolet for Academy Motorsport with sponsorship from NBA 2K, running a special Los Angeles Lakers livery in tribute to Kobe Bryant.
• Francesco Sini missed the British round due to paternity leave. He was not replaced, leaving Alina Loibnegger as the team's sole driver for the round at Brands Hatch.
• On 20 August 2021, it was announced that DF1 Racing signed Gil Linster to drive the team's No. 77 car in the EuroNASCAR 2 class starting from the third round at Autodrom Most.
• Team Bleekemolen's Renault Clio Cup driver Melvin de Groot replaced Michael Bleekemolen for the Croatian and Belgium rounds after Bleekemolen suffered a spinal injury caused by an accident in a race at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
• Vict Motorsport expanded to a two-car team with the addition of Leonardo Colavita in the No. 9 team starting from the fourth round at Croatia. At the age of 16 years and 3 days, Colavita would become Euro Series' youngest ever driver – breaking the record previously set by Ben Creanor.
• On 21 September 2021, it was announced that RDV Competition's No. 3 team and Frédéric Gabillon will be withdrawing their entry for the rest of the year, citing a problematic new chassis and preparation for the 2022 season as their reason of withdrawal. Ulysse Delsaux will become RDV's sole driver for the rest of the season.
• On 3 October 2021, it was announced that PK Carsport will be returning to the series for the team's home race at Circuit Zolder, fielding the No. 11 Chevrolet for Stienes Longin and Pol van Pollaert.
• Loris Hezemans would skip the Belgium round to race for MBM Motorsports in the Drive for the Cure 250 at Charlotte Roval. Teammate Martin Doubek would replace Hezemans and compete in both classes as a result.
• On 7 October 2021, it was announced that Marc Goossens will be returning to CAAL Racing starting from the Belgium round, leaving DF1 Racing after just four rounds. Goossens will be set to drive the team's No. 56 Ford Mustang in the EuroNASCAR PRO class.
• On 27 October 2021, it was announced that Davide Amaduzzi will be returning to CAAL Racing to drive the No. 56 Ford Mustang in the EuroNASCAR PRO class at Vallelunga, marking his first race in the series after eight years.
• Vittorio Ghirelli switched teams for the final round of the season, leaving Hendriks Motorsport after two seasons to join Not Only Motorsport in the No. 90 team.

Schedule

The provisional calendar for the 2021 season was announced on 20 November 2020. All races of the 2021 season will be held on road courses.

EuroNASCAR PRO

Round		Race Title	Track	Date
1	R1	NASCAR GP Spain – Valencia NASCAR Fest	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	15 May
	R2			16 May
2	R3	NASCAR GP UK – American SpeedFest VIII	Brands Hatch, West Kingsdown	3 July
	R4			4 July
3	R5	NASCAR GP Czech Republic – OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Autodrom Most, Most	28 August
	R6			29 August
4	R7	Fracasso NASCAR GP Croatia	Automotodrom Grobnik, Čavle	18 September
	R8			19 September
5	R9	NASCAR GP Belgium	Circuit Zolder, Heusden-Zolder	9 October
	R10			10 October
6	R11	NASCAR GP Italy - American Festival of Rome	Autodromo di Vallelunga, Campagnano di Roma	30 October
	R12			31 October

EuroNASCAR 2

Round		Race Title	Track	Date
1	R1	NASCAR GP Spain – Valencia NASCAR Fest	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	15 May
	R2			16 May
2	R3	NASCAR GP UK – American SpeedFest VIII	Brands Hatch, West Kingsdown	3 July
	R4			4 July
3	R5	NASCAR GP Czech Republic – OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Autodrom Most, Most	28 August
	R6			29 August
4	R7	Fracasso NASCAR GP Croatia	Automotodrom Grobnik, Čavle	18 September
	R8			19 September
5	R9	NASCAR GP Belgium	Circuit Zolder, Heusden-Zolder	9 October
	R10			10 October
6	R11	NASCAR GP Italy - American Festival of Rome	Autodromo di Vallelunga, Campagnano di Roma	30 October
	R12			31 October

EuroNASCAR Club Challenge

Round	Race Title	Track	Date
R1	NASCAR GP Spain – Valencia NASCAR Fest	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	14 May
R2	NASCAR GP Czech Republic – OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Autodrom Most, Most	27 August
R3	Fracasso NASCAR GP Croatia	Automotodrom Grobnik, Čavle	17 September
R4	NASCAR GP Belgium	Circuit Zolder, Heusden-Zolder	8 October
R5	NASCAR GP Italy - American Festival of Rome	Autodromo di Vallelunga, Campagnano di Roma	30 October

Calendar changes

• On 3 November 2020, it was announced that American SpeedFest, NASCAR Whelen Euro Series' round at Brands Hatch, will return to the calendar this year after the round was cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The SpeedFest is scheduled to be held on 3–4 July, coinciding with the Independence Day weekend.
• NASCAR GP Spain at Circuit Ricardo Tormo will return to its original spot as the first round of the season. Last year, the round hosted the fourth and fifth rounds of the season as part of the one-off Valencia Super Speedweek event due to the schedule changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
• NASCAR GP Italy at Autodromo di Vallelunga returned to its previous spot in the calendar as the second round of the season. It was initially scheduled to become the fifth round of the 2020 season, but the pandemic schedule changes meant that it hosted the season opening round instead.
• NASCAR GP Croatia at Automotodrom Grobnik, which was added into the calendar as a last-minute replacement for NASCAR GP Czech Republic last year, becomes a permanent addition to the calendar for 2021. It is scheduled to host the sixth round of the season.
• The NASCAR GP Czech Republic at Automotodrom Most and NASCAR GP Germany at Hockenheimring all returned to the schedule after their rounds were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is scheduled to host the third and fifth round of the season respectively.
• NASCAR GP Netherlands at Raceway Venray, whose round last year was cancelled due to the pandemic, will not return despite the track having a contract to host a NASCAR Whelen Euro Series round until 2022.
• NASCAR GP Belgium at Zolder will host the season ending round once again, with the round as Zolder acting as the sole double-points Playoff round of the season.

Schedule changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic

• On 22 February 2021, it was announced that NASCAR GP Spain at Circuit Ricardo Tormo will be postponed to the date initially given to NASCAR GP Italy due to the ongoing COVID restrictions in Europe while NASCAR GP Italy will be postponed to fall as the new final round of the season on a currently unannounced date. The remaining five rounds of the season will move one spot ahead as a result.
• On 21 May 2021, NASCAR Whelen Euro Series announced the following revisions to the 2021 season calendar.
  • NASCAR GP Czech Republic at Autodrom Most will be postponed to 28–29 August due to the restrictions that were in place. American Speedfest will become the second round of the season as a result,
  • NASCAR GP Germany at Hockenheim will be cancelled due to the restrictions in place in Germany. The round will be scheduled to return in 2022.
  • After it was previously announced that NASCAR GP Italy at Vallelunga will be held as the new final round on an unannounced date, it was revealed that NASCAR GP Italy is now scheduled to be held on 30–31 October. With the cancellation of the round at Hockenheim, Vallelunga is also going to be scheduled to host the final round of the Club Challenge division.

Rule changes

• On 22 January 2021, it was announced that Hoosier Racing Tire will become the exclusive tyre supplier of the series on a seven-year contract, replacing General Tire as the tyre supplier after Hoosier and General Tire's parent company Continental AG extended their tyre supply contract with the series until 2027.
• On 25 March 2021, it was announced that teams will have an option to use sequential gearboxes starting from this year, making Euro Series the first NASCAR series to introduce sequential gearboxes.
• On 12 May 2021, NASCAR Whelen Euro Series announced the following sporting regulation changes that will be introduced in the 2021 season.
  • Only the best ten results from the first twelve races and all results from the final round of the season were counted towards a driver's total in the drivers' championship.
  • A success handicap will be implemented in Race 2. Drivers who scored a podium finish in Race 1 will receive a grid penalty for Race 2 after the grid was initially set through the ordering of fastest lap in Race 1. The Race 1 winner would receive a three-place grid penalty, while second and third-place finishers would receive a two and one place grid penalty respectively.
  • The three fastest drivers in Qualifying would receive championship points. The pole sitter would receive three championship points, while second and third would award two points and one point respectively.
  • The allocation of slick tires for each driver would be increased from 20 to 22. A driver would receive 4 new tires at Valencia, Most, Hockenheim, and Zolder, while 2 new tires would be given at Vallelunga, Brands Hatch, and Rijeka.
• Following an open meeting between the series and team owners before the season opening round at Valencia, it was announced on 13 May 2021 that NASCAR Whelen Euro Series will reverse its decision on the planned introduction of success handicap and championship points being awarded during Qualifying, with Qualifying and Race 2's grid ordering rules being reverted to the system that has been used previously.

Results

EuroNASCAR PRO

Round		Race	Pole position	Fastest lap	Most laps led	Winning driver	Winning manufacturer
1	R1	Valencia NASCAR Fest	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
	R2		Loris Hezemans	Giorgio Maggi	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
2	R3	American Speedfest VIII	Alon Day	Loris Hezemans	Alon Day	Alon Day	Chevrolet
	R4		Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
3	R5	OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Loris Hezemans	Vittorio Ghirelli	Alon Day	Alon Day	Chevrolet
	R6		Vittorio Ghirelli	Vittorio Ghirelli	Vittorio Ghirelli	Vittorio Ghirelli	Ford
4	R7	Fracasso NASCAR GP Croatia	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Gianmarco Ercoli	Loris Hezemans	Ford
	R8		Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Gianmarco Ercoli	Gianmarco Ercoli	Chevrolet
5	R9	NASCAR GP Belgium	Stienes Longin	Alon Day	Stienes Longin	Stienes Longin	Chevrolet
	R10		Alon Day	Gianmarco Ercoli	Alon Day	Alon Day	Chevrolet
6	R11	American Festival of Rome	Alon Day	Jacques Villeneuve	Jacques Villeneuve	Jacques Villeneuve	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020
	R12		Jacques Villeneuve	Alon Day	Jacques Villeneuve Loris Hezemans	Jacques Villeneuve	EuroNASCAR FJ 2020

EuroNASCAR 2

Round		Race	Pole position	Fastest lap	Most laps led	Winning driver	Winning manufacturer
1	R1	Valencia NASCAR Fest	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Ford
	R2		Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Ford
2	R3	American Speedfest VIII	Advait Deodhar	Advait Deodhar	Advait Deodhar	Advait Deodhar	Ford
	R4		Advait Deodhar	Simon Pilate	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Ford
3	R5	OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Ford
	R6		Tobias Dauenhauer	Naveh Talor	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Ford
4	R7	Fracasso NASCAR GP Croatia	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Martin Doubek	Ford
	R8		Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Ford
5	R9	NASCAR GP Belgium	Vladimiros Tziortzis	Tobias Dauenhauer	Naveh Talor	Naveh Talor	Chevrolet
	R10		Tobias Dauenhauer	Naveh Talor	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Ford
6	R11	American Festival of Rome	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Tobias Dauenhauer	Ford
	R12		Tobias Dauenhauer	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Martin Doubek	Ford

Standings

Further information: List of NASCAR points scoring systems

Points are awarded to drivers and team using the current point system used in NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xfinity Series, and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, excluding the Stage and Race Winner bonus points. For the final round at Vallelunga, double points are awarded. In addition, the driver that gained the most positions in a race will receive bonus championship points. Only the best 8 results from the first 10 races and the results from the double-points rewarding final round at Vallelunga will count towards the final standings in the drivers championship.

EuroNASCAR PRO

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by fastest qualifying time (in Race 1) or by previous race's fastest lap (in Race 2). Italics - Fastest lap. * – Most laps led. ^ – Most positions gained.

Pos	Driver	ESP		GBR		CZE		CRO		BEL		ITA		Points
1	Loris Hezemans	1*	1*	2	1*	8	2	1	2			10	5*	412
2	Gianmarco Ercoli	3	2	6	2	2	(12)	10*	1*	(21)	8^	3	2	409 (449)
3	Lucas Lasserre	8	6	(12)	7	9	5	4	(11)	2	3	5^	4	399 (441)
4	Nicolò Rocca	2	5	3	(8)	5	(10)	7	7	5	4	4	6	394 (450)
5	Vittorio Ghirelli	(6)	4	4	(6)	4	1*	2	4	4	5	2	19	381 (442)
6	Alon Day	5	(19)	1*	(19)	1*	17	5	3	17	1*	19	3	367 (402)
7	Giorgio Maggi	(24)	8	8	4^	7	6	18	(23)	7	6	6	8	357 (383)
8	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen	(19)	3	5	3	10	3	(12)	9	8	10	10	21	338 (380)
9	Jacques Villeneuve	7	9			11	4	3	17			1*	1*	331
10	Henri Tuomaala	15	(23)	14	12	12	9	16	(20)	14	17	12	11	291 (320)
11	Davide Dallara	14	16	15	13	(24)	18	(22)	14	10	14	11	15	281 (299)
12	Evgeny Sokolovsky	16	15^	16	(18)	15	14	15	15	(18)	16	14	16	271 (308)
13	Francesco Sini	22	17			21	23	17	5	11^	8	16	10	261
14	Marc Goossens	9	10	11	(16)	3^	(11)	8	7	3	2			248 (295)
15	Bernardo Manfrè	18	18	17	14	23	21	23	16^			20	13	235
16	Dario Caso	21	14			19	16	21	22	13	15	21	18	233
17	Federico Monti			18	15	22	DNS2	19	18	16	20	15	17	229
18	Patrick Lemarié	23	DNS1			20	19	11	21	6	18	8	DNS5	223
19	Ulysse Delsaux	13	12	(13)	11	(13)	8	9^	10	9	11	Wth	Wth	218 (265)
20	Romain Iannetta					17	15	6	8			9	7	217
21	Leonardo Colavita							14	13	19	13	18	9	189
22	Frédéric Gabillon	11	11	7	10	6	7							170
23	Fabrizio Armetta	20	13					13	12			22	12^	156
24	Davide Amaduzzi											13	14	138
25	Luka Nurmi											17	20	118
26	Ian Eric Wadén	17	21			18	20			22	DNS3			92
27	Andrea Nori	12^	22			14	22							82
28	Nicolò Gabossi							20	19	15	19			77
29	Stienes Longin									1*	7			70
30	Thomas Ferrando	4	7											63
31	Alexander Graff			10	9									55
32	Simon Pilate			9^	17					Wth	Wth			52
33	Michaela Dorcikova					16	13^							49
34	Alex Sedgwick			21	5									48
35	Luigi Ferrara	10	20											44
36	Martin Doubek									20	12			42
37	Pierre Combot									12	DNS4			34
38	Igor Romanov			19	21									34
39	Scott Jeffs			20	20									34

Notes

• ¹ – Patrick Lemarié received 4 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ² – Federico Monti received 8 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ³ – Ian Eric Wadén received 7 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ⁴ – Pierre Combot received 9 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ⁵ – Patrick Lemarié received 18 championship points despite being a non-starter.

EuroNASCAR 2

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by fastest qualifying time (in Race 1) or by previous race's fastest lap (in Race 2). Italics - Fastest lap. * – Most laps led. ^ – Most positions gained.

Pos	Driver	ESP		GBR		CZE		CRO		BEL		ITA		Points
1	Martin Doubek	1*	1*	6	(13)	3	(19)	1	2	2	1*	2	1*	445 (487)
2	Tobias Dauenhauer	3	2	2	1*	1*	1*	(6)*	1*	3	(4)	1*	13	428 (489)
3	Naveh Talor	6^	12	10	4	(19)	6	(20)	7^	1*	7	10	2	381 (416)
4	Justin Kunz	(21)	4	5	7	18	4	3	5	(23)	5	5	3	377 (407)
5	Francesco Garisto	8	13	7	14	6	2	8	10	(18)	(19)	3	4	362 (399)
6	Vladimiros Tziortzis	2	3	(9)	5	(20)	3^	2	4	5	2	15	18	360 (405)
7	Pierluigi Veronesi	4	5	8	8	11	(21)	(19)	12	6	8	14	5	347 (379)
8	Simon Pilate	(18)	6	3	2	5	15	16	3	9	(18)	4	21	334 (371)
9	Max Lanza	5	(21)	11	12	7	8	10	(17)	10	13	9	11	333 (368)
10	Alberto Panebianco	9	8	4	11	10^	(12)	4	11	(13)	6	13	19	326 (375)
11	Leevi Lintukanto	12	(DNS)1	(21)	10	4	14	13	6	21	21	6	7	319 (338)
12	Advait Deodhar	(17)	7	1*	3	2	(20)	5	14	4	16	21	20	318 (355)
13	Thomas Krasonis	7	(22)	20	9^	(DNS)2	18	14	16	12	12	12	10	305 (322)
14	Evgeny Sokolovsky	10	10	12	(15)	8	(17)	12	15	11	10	17	12	303 (344)
15	Miguel Gomes	14	14	16	(18)	13	9	15	18	15^	(23)	11	14	289 (321)
16	Paolo Valeri	20	9			9	16	21	20	14	22	16	9	275
17	Eric Quintal	15	20			16	13	18	21	16	14	18	15	251
18	Arianna Casoli	13	18	17	20	15	10			19	15^	20	17	248
19	Leonardo Colavita							11	13	8	9	7	6	230
20	Alina Loibnegger	16	19	19	19	14	11	17	(19)	17	(20)	19	16	227 (261)
21	Alfredo de Matteo											8^	8^	166
22	Ian Eric Wadén	11	17	13	16	12	7			DNS3	24			163
23	Gil Linster					17	5	9^	9	20	11			156
24	Melvin de Groot							7	8	22	3			109
25	Ossi Peltola											22	DNS	80
26	Michael Bleekemolen	DNS1	15^	14	21	Wth	Wth							70
27	Shaun Hollamby			15^	6									57
28	Pol van Pollaert									7	17			50
29	Fabrizio Armetta	22	11									Wth	Wth	41
30	Didier Bec	19	16											39
31	Matthias Hauer			18	17									39
	Bernardo Manfrè	DNS4	DNS4											0

Notes

• ¹ – Michael Bleekemolen and Leevi Lintukanto received 5 championship points each despite being a non-starter.
• ² – Thomas Krasonis received 7 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ³ – Ian Eric Wadén received 4 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ⁴ – Bernardo Manfrè originally received 5 championship points each despite being a non-starter, but the points were subsequently revoked after the final round at Vallelunga.

Team's Championship (Top 15)

Pos	No.	Team	Body Style	EuroNASCAR PRO Driver(s)	EuroNASCAR 2 Driver(s)	Points
1	7	Hendriks Motorsport-MOMO	Ford	Loris Hezemans	Martin Doubek	969
2	22	DF1 Racing	Chevrolet	Nicolò Rocca	Justin Kunz	875
3	50	Hendriks Motorsport-MOMO	Ford	Vittorio Ghirelli	Tobias Dauenhauer	867
4	88	CAAL Racing	Chevrolet	Alon Day	Max Lanza	787
5	64	Speedhouse	Ford	Lucas Lasserre	Eric Quintal Matthias Hauer	777
6	90	Not Only Motorsport	Chevrolet	Andrea Nori Igor Romanov Nicolò Gabossi Vittorio Ghirelli	Naveh Talor	738
7	54	CAAL Racing	Chevrolet	Gianmarco Ercoli	Arianna Casoli	729
8	89	Not Only Motorsport	Chevrolet	Davide Dallara	Alberto Panebianco	704
9	23	Iceboys with DF1 Racing	Chevrolet 3 Ford 3	Henri Tuomaala	Leevi Lintukanto	692
10	48	Marko Stipp Motorsport	Chevrolet	Evgeny Sokolovsky	Evgeny Sokolovsky	677
11	66	DF1 Racing	Chevrolet	Patrick Lemarié Simon Pilate	Simon Pilate	627
12	46	Marko Stipp Motorsport	Chevrolet	Scott Jeffs Romain Iannetta Pierre Combot	Miguel Gomes	626
13	69	Team Bleekemolen	Ford	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen	Michael Bleekemolen Melvin de Groot	574
14	2	Academy Motorsport	EuroNASCAR FJ	Federico Monti	Thomas Krasonis	556
15	1	Academy Motorsport	Ford	Thomas Ferrando Michaela Dorcikova	Vladimiros Tziortzis	549
Pos	No.	Team	Body Style	EuroNASCAR PRO Driver(s)	EuroNASCAR 2 Driver(s)	Points

See also

• 2021 NASCAR Cup Series
• 2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series
• 2021 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
• 2021 ARCA Menards Series
• 2021 ARCA Menards Series East
• 2021 ARCA Menards Series West
• 2021 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
• 2021 NASCAR Pinty's Series
• 2021 eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series
• 2021 SRX Series
• 2021 Southern Modified Auto Racing Teams season