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MotoGP's Argentina Grand Prix to Return in 2027 Near Buenos Aires
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA, JUL 21 – The renovated Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez aims to boost Buenos Aires' economy by $150 million and create jobs while pursuing Formula 1 return ambitions.
- MotoGP will return to Buenos Aires in 2027 after nearly 30 years, with a renovated racetrack, according to local authorities.
- Since 2014, MotoGP races have been held at the Termas de Río Hondo racetrack in Santiago del Estero.
- Local officials estimate that the event will bring approximately $150 million in economic impact and create jobs in various sectors.
- Mayor Jorge Macri stated that this event is a first step toward possibly bringing Formula 1 back to Buenos Aires.
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The simulation of the brand new design in the Oscar and Juan Gálvez Autodrome. Images that allow you to learn more about the capital drawing
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Buenos Aires to host MotoGP races again after nearly 30 years and hopes to bring F1 back as well
After nearly three decades, MotoGP will return to Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires and a renovated racetrack in 2027, with local authorities hoping it will help bring Formula 1 back as well.
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The Straits TimesMotoGP's Argentina Grand Prix to return in 2027 near Buenos Aires
The Argentina Grand Prix, which will not be a part of the MotoGP calendar next year, will return in 2027 at a different venue near the capital Buenos Aires.MotoGP said on its website that the Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez, which staged several Formula One and motorcycle Grand Prix races until the 1990s, will
The World Motorcycle Championship has a new venue: the caravan will stop in Buenos Aires from 2027. The Oscar and Juan Galvez Circuit in the Argentine capital will replace the circuit in Termas de Rio Hondo, and renovation work on the new venue has already begun.
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