The 2011 NASCAR Corona Series was the fourth season of the NASCAR‑sanctioned stock‑car racing championship in Mexico, known at the time for its title sponsorship by the Corona® beer brand. The series featured a schedule of events held on oval tracks and road courses throughout Mexico, forming the premier division of Mexican NASCAR competition. The season commenced in early 2011 and concluded later that year, comprising multiple races that contributed points toward the overall driver standings.
Participating drivers included a mix of veteran Mexican racers and emerging talent, competing in Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota‑derived stock cars built to NASCAR specifications. The series operated under NASCAR’s rule set, with events typically including practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the main race.
Detailed information such as the exact number of races, specific race venues, dates, individual race winners, and the overall season champion is not available within the current verified encyclopedic sources. Consequently, those particulars remain unspecified here pending reliable documentation.
