Jorge Macri expressed his desire to have the maximum car competition in the Buenos Aires Cityduring his speech in the Buenos Aires Legislature for the opening of sessions 2025. There, the Head of Government explained: “We continue working to bring the Formula 1 and the Moto GP to Argentina “.
Macri emphasized the idea, while He argued his proposals to extend the development of the southern Buenos Aires, and listed the achievements and events that were promoted In recent years: “We are repowering tourism, with works of value in Caminito y mouth“He began by saying.
“They told us that no one was going to the south to see a show, and last year more than one and a half people attended recitals, massive events and diverse proposals in The city park and the autodromewhere we invest to recover its splendor, “he continued.
Then, he continued to highlight the scenario used for careers: “He host the TC, the Top Race and Road Tourism againand we continue working to bring F1 and MotoGP to Argentina. “
“We want to be international host as a country and as a city From this wonderful show, which also positions cities in the world, “concluded the Head of Government regarding the arrival of the sport he has today to the Argentine Franco Colapint as the protagonist.
Jorge Macri announced improvements in mobility
During his speech in the Buenos Aires Legislature, Macri referred to renovations in the transfer of citizens: we announced yesterday the NEW SUBTE line and two stamps, to interconnect the entire city. We trust that this legislature will approve the budget necessary to specify this project and open the corresponding tender soon. “
“In addition, we invest 370 billion pesos to fully renew the Line B, modernize the lines A and C and incorporate security cameras in cars. In the 31 groups of groups of the city, we are renewing the tours and equipping with 7,000 cameras The whole fleet. We will also incorporate 12 totally electrical groups, “he continued.
“As we promised in the campaign, we implemented the multipay system and ended with the monopoly of the Go up. Each freely chooses how to pay and also makes it cheaper, using bank promotions and discounts, “culminated in reference to the means of payment.
When the formula 1 comes back
The 2024 season of Formula 1 culminated in the consecration of Max Verstappen, who reached his fourth consecutive title at the wheel of Red Bull. The Dutch pilot once again demonstrated his domain in the category, although the competition was more at close than in previous years, with several teams showing significant improvements in the performance of his cars.
The beginning of the 2025 season marks the return of Australia as the inaugural headquarters of the championship, thus recovering a tradition that remained from 1996 to 2019. The circuit of Melbourne It will be the scenario where the teams will show their first cards on Sunday, March 16, after two days of training and classification that will begin on Friday 14.
The calendar configuration presents an important novelty with the reorganization of the dates in the Middle East. Both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, which in previous years opened the season, will now be located after the races in Australia, China and Japan, generating a championship start with an important focus in Asia and Oceania.
Sprint races will maintain their presence in the calendar with six confirmed dates. China will open this special format, followed by Miami, Belgium, Austin, Brazil and Qatar. This distribution seeks to maintain interest throughout the season, strategically placing these reduced format events.
As for Franco Colapinto, the Argentine pilot faces a decisive moment in his career. After passing through Williams in 2024, where he completed nine races with irregular results, he currently explores different options to ensure his permanence in the category. RB Racing emerges as the most concrete alternative, although it must compete with pilots of the Red Bull Academy, while Alpine has expressed interest that could open new possibilities for its future.
The Formula 1 calendar by 2025
- Australia Grand Prix – Sunday, March 16
- China Grand Prix – Sunday, March 23
- Japan Grand Prix – Sunday, April 6
- Bahrain Grand Prix – Sunday, April 13
- Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia – Sunday April 20
- Miami Grand Prix – Sunday, May 4
- Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna – Sunday May 18
- Monaco Grand Prix – Sunday, May 25
- Grand Prix of Spain – Sunday June 1
- Canada Grand Prix – Sunday, June 15
- Austria Grand Prix – Sunday, June 29
- Grand Prix of Great Britain – Sunday, July 6
- Belgium Grand Prix – Sunday, July 27
- Hungarian Grand Prix – Sunday, August 3
- Grand Prize of Netherlands – Sunday, August 31
- Italy Grand Prix – Sunday, September 7
- Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Sunday, September 21
- Singapore Grand Prix – Sunday, October 5
- United States Grand Prix – Sunday, October 19
- Grand Prix of Mexico – Sunday October 26
- Grand Prix of Brazil – Sunday, November 9
- Las Vegas Grand Prix – Saturday, November 22
- Qatar Grand Prix – Sunday, November 30
- ABU Dhabi Grand Prix – Sunday, December 7
Source: Ambito
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