Campeonato Carioca Série A2

Campeonato Carioca Série A2
Organising bodyFERJ
Founded1906 (1906)
Country Brazil
State Rio de Janeiro
Level on pyramid2
Promotion toCampeonato Carioca
Relegation toSérie B1
Domestic cup(s)Copa Rio
Current championsMaricá (1st title)
(2024)
Most championshipsBonsucesso (7 titles)
Broadcaster(s)Rede Record
NexTV!
WebsiteFERJ Official website

The Campeonato Carioca Série A2 is the second tier of the professional state football league in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro. It is run by the Rio de Janeiro State Football Federation (FERJ).[1][2]

List of champions

Following is the list with all the champions of the second level of Rio de Janeiro and their different nomenclatures over the years.[3]

Distrito Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Main article: Federal District of Brazil (1891–1960)

Divisão de Acesso

Season Champions Runners-up
1906 Riachuelo (1) America

Taça Francis Walter

Season Champions Runners-up
1910 Paissandu (1)
1911 Bangu (1) São Cristóvão
1912 CA Guanabara (1) Alliança
1913 Carioca (1) Andarahy
1914 Bangu (2) Andarahy
1915 Andarahy (1) Palmeiras
1916 Carioca (2) Vila Isabel
1917 Cattete (1) Palmeiras
1918 Americano (RJ) (1) Esperança
1919 Palmeiras (1) SC Rio de Janeiro
1920 Carioca (3) Americano (RJ)

Segunda Divisão

Season Champions Runners-up
1921 Bonsucesso (1) SC Rio de Janeiro
1922 River (1) São Paulo-Rio
1923 Hellênico (1) Fidalgo
1924 Not held
1925 Andarahy (2) Vila Isabel
1926 Bonsucesso (2) Everest
1927 Bonsucesso (3) Carioca
1928 Bonsucesso (4) Carioca
1929 Carioca (4) Olaria
1930 Carioca (5) Engenho de Dentro
1931 Olaria (1) Mackenzie
1932 Engenho de Dentro (1) Fluminense B
1933 (AMEA) Anchieta (1) Jardim Botânico
1933 (LCF) São Cristóvão (1) Madureira
1934 (AMEA) Brasil Suburbano (1) Jardim Botânico
1934 (LCF) Modesto (1) Jequiá
1935 (FMD) Confiança (1)
1935 (LCF) Engenho de Dentro (2)
1936 (FMD) Benfica (1)
1936 (LCF) Carbonífera (1)
1937 Not held
1938 Olaria (2)
1939 Portuguesa (1)
1940 Portuguesa (2)

Estado da Guanabara

Main article: Guanabara (state)

Divisão de Acesso

Season Champions Runners-up
1965 São Cristóvão (2) Olaria

Estado do Rio de Janeiro

Main article: Rio de Janeiro (state)

Divisão de Acesso

Season Champions Runners-up
1978 Nova Friburgo (1) Novo Rio
1979 Nova Friburgo (2) Costeira
1980 Olaria (3) Madureira
Costeira (1) Novo Rio

Segunda Divisão

Season Champions Runners-up
1981 Bonsucesso (5) Portuguesa
1982 Goytacaz (1) São Cristóvão
1983 Olaria (4) Friburguense
1984 Bonsucesso (6) Portuguesa
1985 Campo Grande (1) Mesquita
1986 Cabofriense (1) Porto Alegre
1987 Volta Redonda (1) Friburguense
1988 Nova Cidade (1) Olaria
1989 América (TR) (1) Campo Grande
1990 Volta Redonda (2) Portuguesa
1991 Saquarema (1) Entrerriense
1992 Serrano (1) Barreira
1993 Bayer (1) Barra Mansa

Módulo Intermediário

Season Champions Runners-up
1994 Entrerriense (1) Friburguense
1995 Barra Mansa (1) Barra de Teresópolis

Módulo Especial

Season Champions Runners-up
1996 Portuguesa (3) Barra Mansa
1997 Friburguense (1) Portuguesa
1998 Cabofriense (2) Campo Grande

Módulo Extra

Season Champions Runners-up
1999 Serrano (2) Macaé
2000 Portuguesa (4) Arraial do Cabo
2001 Entrerriense (2) CFZ
2002 Cabofriense (3) Macaé
2003 Portuguesa (5) Angra dos Reis
2004 Volta Redonda (3) Boavista

Segunda Divisão

Season Champions Runners-up
2005 Nova Iguaçu (1) Bangu
2006 Boavista (1) Macaé
2007 Resende (1) Mesquita
2008 Bangu (3) Tigres do Brasil

Série B

Season Champions Runners-up
2009 America (1) Olaria
2010 Cabofriense (4) Nova Iguaçu
2011 Bonsucesso (7) Friburguense
2012 Quissamã (1) Audax
2013 Cabofriense (5) Bonsucesso
2014 Barra Mansa (2) Tigres do Brasil
2015 America (2) Portuguesa
2016 Nova Iguaçu (2) Campos AA

Série B1

Season Champions Runners-up
2017 Goytacaz (2) America
2018 America (3) Americano
2019 Friburguense (2) America
2020 Nova Iguaçu (3) Sampaio Corrêa

Série A2

Season Champions Runners-up
2021 Audax (1) Gonçalense
2022 Volta Redonda (4) Olaria
2023 Sampaio Corrêa (1) Olaria
2024 Maricá (1) Olaria

Notes

  • Fidalgo is the currently Madureira EC.
  • Porto Alegre is the currently Itaperuna EC.
  • Barreira is the currently Boavista SC.
  • AA Cabofriense was refounded as AD Cabofriense in 1997 by the same directors with the aim of separating football from the social club activities.
  • In 1921 and 1922, respectively, Vila Isabel and Vasco da Gama won the Group B of the LMDT Championship, however, Group B was also officially part of the first level, not being considered these titles of the second division.

Titles by team

Teams in bold stills active.

Rank Club Winners Winning years
1 Bonsucesso 7 1921, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1981, 1984, 2011
2 Cabofriense 5 1986, 1998, 2002, 2010, 2013
Carioca 1913, 1916, 1920, 1929, 1930
Portuguesa 1939, 1940, 1996, 2000, 2003
5 Olaria 4 1931, 1938, 1980 (capital), 1983
Volta Redonda 1987, 1990, 2004, 2022
6 America 3 2009, 2015, 2018
Bangu 1911, 1914, 2008
Nova Iguaçu 2005, 2016, 2020
10 Andarahy 2 1915, 1925
Barra Mansa 1995, 2014
Engenho de Dentro 1932, 1935 (LCF)
Entrerriense 1994, 2001
Friburguense 1997, 2019
Goytacaz 1982, 2017
Nova Friburgo 1978, 1979
São Cristóvão 1933 (LCF), 1965
Serrano 1992, 1999
19 América (TR) 1 1989
Americano (RJ) 1918
Anchieta 1933 (AMEA)
Audax 2021
Bayer 1993
Benfica 1936 (FMD)
Boavista 2006
Brasil Suburbano 1934 (AMEA)
CA Guanabara 1912
Campo Grande 1985
Carbonífera 1936 (LCF)
Cattete 1917
Confiança 1935 (FMD)
Costeira 1980 (Interior)
Hellênico 1923
Maricá 2024
Modesto 1934 (LCF)
Nova Cidade 1988
Paissandu 1910
Palmeiras 1919
Quissamã 2012
Resende 2007
Riachuelo 1906
River 1922
Sampaio Corrêa 2023
Saquarema 1991

By city

City Championships Clubs
Rio de Janeiro 49 Bonsucesso (7), Carioca (5), Portuguesa (5), Olaria (4), America (3), Bangu (3), Andarahy (2), Engenho de Dentro (2), São Cristóvão (2), Americano (RJ) (1), Anchieta (1), Benfica (1), Brasil Suburbano (1), CA Guanabara (1), Campo Grande (1), Carbonífera (1), Cattete (1), Confiança (1), Hellênico (1), Modesto (1), Paissandu (1), Palmeiras (1), Riachuelo (1), River (1)
Cabo Frio 5 Cabofriense (5)
Nova Friburgo 4 Nova Friburgo (2), Friburguense (2)
Volta Redonda 4 Volta Redonda (4)
Saquarema 3 Boavista (1), Sampaio Corrêa (1), Saquarema (1)
Três Rios 3 Entrerriense (2), América (TR) (1)
Nova Iguaçu 3 Nova Iguaçu (3)
Barra Mansa 2 Barra Mansa (2)
Campos dos Goytacazes 2 Goytacaz (2)
Petrópolis 2 Serrano (2)
Belford Roxo 1 Bayer (1)
Maricá 1 Maricá (1)
Nilópolis 1 Nova Cidade (1)
Quissamã 1 Quissamã (1)
Resende 1 Resende (1)
São Gonçalo 1 Costeira (1)
São João de Meriti 1 Audax (1)

See also

References

  1. ^ "News" (in Portuguese). Globoesporte. July 11, 2020.
  2. ^ "Regulation" (in Portuguese). Globoesporte. November 29, 2020.
  3. ^ "Campeonato Carioca Segunda Divisão / Série A-2". Bola na Área (in Portuguese). Retrieved April 15, 2022.
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