In an event with free admission, the Buenos Aires racetrack reopened its doors to the public to showcase the infrastructure works carried out on the premises. The Buenos Aires circuit was repaved after 28 years, works were done in the pit lane, the kerbs were modified, part of the terrain was profiled, and foam barriers were installed on the most dangerous corners of the track.

The audience enjoyed various spectacles: stands, karting exhibitions, motorcycles, small coupes, sports prototypes, touring cars, and even historic Formula 1 cars. Among the most notable were Carlos Pairetti's Trueno Naranja, Jorge Cupeiro's famous Chevitú, José Manuel Urcera's 2022 Turismo Carretera championship-winning Torino, Juan María Traverso's Fuego coupe, "Cocho" López's Fiat Regatta, "Loco" Di Palma's 1500, the Berta LR cars, among others.

The event's finale featured the presence of a Formula 1 car. José Ignacio Savino drove the Williams FW07B/8 that Carlos Reutemann competed with during the 1980 F1 season.

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🏁 Event: Open Racetrack
📍 Where: Autódromo "Oscar y Juan Gálvez" of Buenos Aires, Argentina
📆 When: 16-07-2023

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0:00 Intro
0:11 Images in Boxes
1:53 Running Engines
3:29 Track Images
7:10 Williams FW07B/8 of F1

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