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Turismo Carretera racing season developments

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As the 2026 Turismo Carretera championship nears its conclusion, the ACTC is managing the final rounds of the season while beginning preparations for 2027. With only three races remaining in the current calendar—Rosario, remaining—Rosario, Río Cuarto, and La Plata—the series is preparing for a significant return to Río Cuarto on November 14 and 15. This event, held 15 at the renovated Autódromo Parque Ciudad de Río Cuarto, marks the category’s return to the location after 14 years and Cuarto. This event serves as the penultimate round for both the championship and the Copa de Oro. Infrastructure upgrades at the track were completed to meet ACTC technical and safety requirements. Ticket prices for the event range from $35,000 for general admission to $500,000 for VIP areas. Additionally, the The championship recently returned to the Juan Manuel Fangio Municipal Autodrome in Rosario for the 13th round, marking the series’ first visit to the circuit in seven years. The event featured 51 registered drivers, the lowest number of entries recorded this year. drivers and drew more than 40,000 spectators. In the “Copa de Oro” mini-tournament, Facundo Chapur entered the race as the leader with a 1.5-unit lead over Julián Santero, followed by Otto Fritzler in third. Notable lineup changes included The race weekend featured a dominant performance by Uruguayan driver Mauricio Lambiris. Following the Rosario event, local reports indicate a significant economic boost for the city. The return of Jerónimo Teti in the racing series, alongside the Festival Bandera, contributed to a Ford Mustang, while Gastón Ferrante, Matías Jalaf, weekend hotel occupancy rate of 97% and Marcos Castro did not compete. The Rosario event drew attracted over 120,000 visitors, generating an estimated economic impact of more than 40,000 spectators. 11.4 billion pesos. Santa Fe Governor Maximiliano Pullaro attended, noting that Pullaro, who attended the return of race, noted that such activities helps help position Rosario as a hub for large-scale events. The race weekend featured a dominant performance by Uruguayan driver Mauricio Lambiris. Looking ahead to the 2027 season, proposed scheduling changes include moving the opening round to the ‘Juan Manuel Fangio’ circuit in Rosario on February 13 and 14. This adjustment accommodates 14 to accommodate centennial celebrations in El Calafate.

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  1. 2026-10-26 19:05 UTC Turismo Carretera racing season developments
  2. 2026-10-25 23:34 UTC Turismo Carretera racing season developments
  3. 2026-10-21 20:55 UTC Turismo Carretera racing season developments
  4. 2026-10-14 16:13 UTC Turismo Carretera racing season developments

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