🇧🇷 Daniel Serra

Daniel Serra is a professional racing driver competing across Stock Car Pro Series, international sportscar racing, and endurance championships. He holds FIA Platinum grading, the strongest professional classification in GT and endurance competition. Serra drives for Eurofarma-RC in Stock Car Pro Series, where he has been based for the bulk of his career, and races for Risi Competizione in IMSA WeatherTech and Kessel Racing in WEC and European Le Mans Series. His machinery ranges from single-seater competition through GT3 and GTE cars in multiclass grids.[1]

Serra's primary base is Brazilian Stock Car Pro Series, where he has taken 19 wins and 62 podiums across 247 starts and claimed three championships in 2017, 2018 and 2023, all with Eurofarma-RC. Parallel to this, he has built a substantial international endurance record since 2014. In IMSA WeatherTech he has four wins and 13 podiums from 42 starts. WEC has yielded two wins and eight podiums from 26 starts; he added three wins and five podiums across 16 European Le Mans Series starts, the latter running GT3 and GTE machinery. His first indexed racing came in Formula Renault Eurocup in 2005. In the 2026 season, now in progress, he sits 25th in WEC championship standings after one round.[2]

Serra typically finishes ahead of Júlio Campos and Rafael Suzuki, both established professionals, in Stock Car Pro Series; he holds a regular head-to-head advantage over Suzuki across their meetings. His strongest scalp among drivers he has beaten in single races is Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional and three-time Indy car champion, though that represents a single meeting against Kirkwood's 86 IndyCar starts and established standing in American open-wheel racing. He has also outfinished Austin Cindric, the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity champion, on occasion. Serra races in a field anchored by the Stock Car Pro Series, where he remains a championship contender among a domestic professional grid.