Agustín Herrera, renowned National Tourism (TN) pilot, died after being involved in an accident at kilometer 161 of National Route 205, about 20 kilometers from the Buenos Aires city of Saladillo.
The man from Olavar was driving a BMW that collided head-on with a Toyota Corolla that was traveling in the opposite direction and died instantly after the impact, as did the driver of the other vehicle.
The chapulin” Herrera He was traveling accompanied by his wife, who suffered multiple injuries and was taken to a hospital in the area.
Herrera, who was 33 years old, competed with great success in Class 2 of the TN, a category that saw him reach his peak in 2019, when he achieved runner-up aboard a Toyota Etios.
He also tried his luck in the world of ACTC, both in the TC Mouras (he was runner-up in the TCP Mouras in 2009) and in the TC Pista, although without achieving outstanding results.
His last race was last weekend in La Plata when he competed with Juan Martín Eluchans in the 300 Tourist Track Pilots race.
Source: Ambito
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