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Nico Carrasco Champion of the Ibero-American Nations Tournament

The Ibero-American Nations Tournament wrapped up with unprecedented success, showcasing the talent and fierce competition of under-20 drivers from across the region. After an electrifying season, Spain’s N. Carrasco clinched the title, dominating the leaderboard with an impressive 840 points, cementing his status as the standout driver of the tournament.

The competition, which brought together representatives from various Ibero-American nations, left a legacy of exceptional skill and unforgettable moments on the track.

Top 5 Drivers

N. Carrasco (Spain) - 840 points

The undisputed champion, N. Carrasco, showcased his dominance with 11 wins and 15 podiums, including 15 top-5 and 19 top-10 finishes. His consistency and skill kept him at the top of the standings from start to finish.

J. Gallardo (Spain) - 488 points

Carrasco’s compatriot, Javier “El Gallo” Gallardo, secured second overall with 1 win and 8 podiums, demonstrating his competitive edge with 12 top-5 and 14 top-10 finishes throughout the season.

M. Gentile (Argentina) - 454 points

Closing the podium, Argentina’s M. Gentile delivered a strong performance with 2 wins and 8 podiums, alongside 10 top-5 and 13 top-10 finishes, establishing himself as a formidable contender.

A. Hill (Colombia) - 446 points

Colombia’s Alejo Hill shone with 7 podiums, including 11 top-5 and 14 top-10 finishes. While he didn’t secure a win, his consistency earned him a spot in the top 5.

E. Martinez Jr. (Cuba) - 409 points

The young Cuban driver E. Martinez Jr. impressed with 2 wins and 4 podiums, adding 7 top-5 and 15 top-10 finishes, signaling a bright future in Ibero-American motorsport.

The tournament highlighted the region’s diversity and talent, with drivers like V. Escalante (Mexico) in sixth place with 408 points and L. Mayorga (Mexico) in seventh with 358 points, keeping the rivalry between nations alive.

The organizers congratulate all participants and look forward to an even more thrilling second edition.