Barrichello joined a Peugeot team of the Brazilian racing series Stock Car Brasil for the final three races of the 2012 season as a guest driver.
Since 2013 he drives a Chevrolet as a regular member of the Full Time Sports team.
Since Nonô Figueiredo already used the number 11, Barrichello'a lucky number, he chose 111 instead.
In the 2013 season, he finished the season in 8th place overall, with a best race result was a second-place finish.

Continuing to drive a Chevrolet for Full Time Sports in 2014, Barrichello was crowned the 2014 champion, winning two races and securing a further 4 podium finishes.
This was Barrichello's first championship in 23 years, dating back to his 1991 British Formula 3 title.
In 2015, Barrichello finished in 4th place overall.
In 2016 he claimed three wins and nine podiums, finishing second overall behind Felipe Fraga.
The driver finished 5th in 2017, 4th in 2018 and 5th in 2019, earning multiple wins each year.
Barrichello joined a Peugeot team of the Brazilian racing series Stock Car Brasil for the final three races of the 2012 season as a guest driver. Since 2013 he drives a Chevrolet as a regular member of the Full Time Sports team. Since Nonô Figueiredo already used the number 11, Barrichello'a lucky number, he chose 111 instead. In the 2013 season, he finished the season in 8th place overall, with a best race result was a second-place finish.
Continuing to drive a Chevrolet for Full Time Sports in 2014, Barrichello was crowned the 2014 champion, winning two races and securing a further 4 podium finishes. This was Barrichello's first championship in 23 years, dating back to his 1991 British Formula 3 title. In 2015, Barrichello finished in 4th place overall. In 2016 he claimed three wins and nine podiums, finishing second overall behind Felipe Fraga. The driver finished 5th in 2017, 4th in 2018 and 5th in 2019, earning multiple wins each year.
Rubens Barrichello