He wins at every new level
Champion in his first season in single-seaters. Five podiums and fifth in the championship in his first European season. The pattern has held since 2016.
Partnership
Partner with Heitor
A Brazilian driver winning in Europe, at the level immediately below Formula 3, with a record that has improved every season since 2016.
The case
What the record shows
Six things a sponsor or a team can verify from the results on this site, none of which depend on anyone's opinion of him.
A title-winner, not just a race-winner
Nineteen karting championships and the 2025 F4 Brazil title. He converts speed into championships across a full season, which is a different skill from being fast on a Sunday.
Already established in Europe
Based in Spain with an Italian passport. No visa, no relocation and no eligibility question standing between him and a European seat.
Proven away from home
A World Cup podium in England, runner-up in Las Vegas, South American champion. He is quick on circuits he has never seen before.
Adapts fast
Interlagos, Velocitta, Paul Ricard, Portimao, Imola, Monza, Silverstone and Jerez inside eighteen months, with podiums at four of the six European circuits visited so far.
Recognised at home and abroad
Winner of Brazil's Capacete de Ouro award in 2025, and holder of the best result any Brazilian driver has recorded in Eurocup-3.
What a partnership carries
Visibility across two continents
Branding on car, suit and helmet
The positions currently carried by the programme's partners, photographed at every round by the championship's own media team.
European race weekends
Eurocup-3 runs at circuits that host Formula 1 and Formula 3, with paddock access for guests and partners.
A Brazilian audience following a European season
Brazil follows its drivers abroad closely, and a Brazilian winning in Europe is a story the press there wants to tell.
Content, in three languages
Race footage, photography and social content produced across the season, in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
Every race on Brazilian television
The 2026 season runs on BandSports across 18 race weekends and more than 360 hours of airtime, and on YouTube with Braking Zone: 18 races and 238,000 views.
Coverage in Brazil's major outlets
Globo Esporte Nacional, TV Band Nacional, CNN Esporte, RBS TV Passo Fundo and Rádio Bandeirantes have all carried the season, alongside F1Mania.net at half a million readers a month and the MotorGrid podcast at 20,000 views.
The path forward
Where the programme goes next
- 01
Finish 2026 strongly
Complete the Eurocup-3 season with Palou Motorsport and convert the current form into a championship finish that matches it.
- 02
The next rung of the FIA ladder
Supported by the current simulator programme with Prema Racing and Adrenaline Control in the Netherlands.
- 03
A long-term partner platform
Built with companies that want visibility across Brazil, Europe and the United States, over seasons rather than weekends.
Backing the season
Partners
- Bradesco
- Snapdragon
- Farmácias São João
- Caio Induscar
- Grupo RZK
- Dimep Sistemas
- Combitrans
- Vockan
- Pizza Crek
- Seco Automóveis
- Roger Designs
Enquiries
Start a conversation
Heitor is open to conversations with sponsors, investors and teams for the rest of 2026 and beyond. The full media kit, logo pack and season data go out on request.
Managed by Willy Herrmann · Edison Cortez · Dilson Peres
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European race weekends, a Brazilian audience, and a driver whose results are still going up. Talk to the team about the 2026 and 2027 programmes.
Managed by Willy Herrmann · Edison Cortez · Dilson Peres