Does Formula 1 Return to Argentina?: The Government Reiterated to the FIA Its Request to Organize a Grand Prix
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The chancellor was in the race at the invitation of the Government of Singapore and met Stefano Domenicali, CEO of the category. He conveyed to him the Argentine interest in regaining a date of the championship after 28 years. Read more
Formula 1 Could Return to Argentina After 28 Years and the Government Has Already Begun Negotiations
The possibility of Formula 1 being re-challenged in Argentina began to take hold after a meeting held by Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno with Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of the highest category of world motor racing. The meeting took place during the Singapore Grand Prix, where the Argentine official participated as a guest of the local government. Through his social networks, Quirno confirmed that he took the opportunity to formally rai…
Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno met in Singapore with Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of the F1, to insist on the return of the highest category of motor racing to the country. The initiative joins Javier Milei’s efforts and the project to remodel the Buenos Aires Autodrome, which seeks to meet international requirements.
The national chancellor confirmed that he began efforts to realize the return of the discipline.
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