The secretary of Tourism and Sports, Daniel Sciolimet today at Brazil with representatives of the Formula 1with the firm objective of achieving the return of the Argentine Grand Prix.
The official spoke at the Interlagos circuit, where the race in Brazil takes place this weekend, with Stefano Domenicalipresident and CEO of Formula 1, and Torben Olsen, the head of Development and Racing.
“Meeting with Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1 and Torben Olsen, the head of Development and Racing. Together with the president of the Argentine Automobile Club, César Carman, and Felipe McGough, we launched the process to return the F1 to Argentina,” Scioli wrote on his official account on the social network X.
And he added: “A lot of work ahead, to prepare an event as demanding, sophisticated and prestigious as this one, which requires a series of evaluations and multiple requirements.”
According to sources close to Scioli, the idea of the return of Formula 1 is planned for the 2027 season and would only be at the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez. It is also estimated that an investment of 30 million dollars would be made to condition the entire complex.
The last time the Argentine Grand Prix was held was 26 years ago, when on April 12, 1998 the test was held in the traditional Buenos Aires venue, where the German Michael Schumacher won at the helm of a Ferrari.
Source: Ambito
