Argentina's Government Advocates for Formula 1 Race Return
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The Argentinian government is actively seeking to reinstate a Formula 1 race in the country. FIA president has indicated potential support for expanding the F1 calendar to accommodate new venues, including Argentina.
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First to report"We want to see Franco Colapinto" - Argentinian president pushes for F1 returnArgentina's government is clamouring for a Formula 1 race, but any talk of a return to Buenos Aires is premature at best. Argentinian president Javier Milei vowed he was going to push to bring F1 back to the country after a nearly 30-year hiatus, surfing on the popularity of Alpine driver Franco Colapinto. Argentina last hosted F1 in 1998 at the Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez, which is being ... Keep reading
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"You have my support" - FIA boss backs Argentina's F1 bidThe FIA president has suggested that the Formula 1 calendar could expand to 25 races to accomodate Argentina.
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"We want to see Franco Colapinto" - Argentinian president pushes for F1 returnArgentina's government is clamouring for a Formula 1 race, but any talk of a return to Buenos Aires is premature at best. Argentinian president Javier Milei vowed he was going to push to bring F1 back to the country after a nearly 30-year hiatus, surfing on the popularity of Alpine driver Franco Colapinto. Argentina last hosted F1 in 1998 at the Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez, which is being ... Keep readingMotorsport.comWed 2 Sep · 09:37 UTCRead their report →"You have my support" - FIA boss backs Argentina's F1 bidThe FIA president has suggested that the Formula 1 calendar could expand to 25 races to accomodate Argentina.CrashWed 2 Sep · 11:02 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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