Javier Milei urges F1 return to Argentina: ‘We have everything’

Javier Milei, the President of Argentina, is advocating for the return of Formula 1 to the country, highlighting Argentina's rich motorsport heritage and the recent resurgence of interest in racing. He made these remarks during the FIA American Congress in Buenos Aires, where he emphasized the need for institutional support and infrastructure improvements to attract top-tier motorsport events back to Argentina.

Milei pointed out that the last Argentine Grand Prix was held in 1998 and expressed confidence in the country's ability to host such events again. He referenced the excitement generated by local driver Franco Colapinto and the historical significance of the Autódromo de Buenos Aires. Milei's vision includes modernizing the racing facilities to meet international standards, aiming to restore Argentina's place in the global motorsport calendar.