What would the possible return of Formula 1 to Argentina be like in 2027?

The Secretary of Environment, Tourism and Sports, Daniel Sciolithe president of the Argentine Automobile Club (ACA), Cesar Carmanand the CEO of Formula One Management (FOM), Stefano Domenicalimet to advance the possibility that the Argentina host a Grand Prix of the Formula 1 in 2027.

After the conclave held during the Brazilian Grand Prix On November 3, the members present there would have decided to begin managing the possible return of the highest category of motorsport.

Likewise, the track chosen where the event would take place would be the Oscar and Juan Gálvez Autodrome of the City of Buenos Aires.

Furthermore, the FOM sent a document to HERE in which he details the steps to follow for the renovation of the racetrack at Grade 1something essential for the International Automobile Federation (FIA) allow you to receive F1.

In turn, Domenicaliwho witnessed the last race in the country in 1998would have indicated that “return is possible” as long as the circuit meets the corresponding infrastructure and security requirements.

On the other hand, the interest of companies from sectors such as oil, technology and mining would help financially support the event, given that the Government I would not be willing to contribute money to make this happen, due to the time of cuts and the economic situation that the country is going through.

Such financing would be essential, since the annual tax would be around 40 million dollarswith a possible contract of three to five years.

Meanwhile, carman assured that Buenos Aires “has already committed to taking the racetrack to Grade 2”but being able to reach the Grade 1would lead to greater adjustments, which could be paid for through sponsors.

This mobilization is largely influenced by the interest aroused by the Pilarense pilot of Formula 1, Franco Colapintoin the Argentine town, after his recent appearances in the highest category of motorsports aboard the British team’s car, Williams.