#AutódromoJuanOscarGálvez
The Autódromo de Buenos Aires "Oscar y Juan Gálvez" is a 45,000-capacity motor racing circuit in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was built in 1952 under President Juan Perón and originally named Autódromo 17 de Octubre, after Loyalty Day (Día de la Lealtad), a key date in Peronist history. Following Perón's overthrow, the circuit was renamed and later dedicated to Juan Gálvez and Oscar Alfredo Gálvez, two legendary Argentine racing drivers who left a lasting mark on national motorsport.
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CARS (6)
1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 B
- Coachbuilder: Carrozzeria Touring
- Chassis n°: 412036
- Engine n°: 8C
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1946 Cisitalia D46/48
- Coachbuilder: Cisitalia
- Chassis n°: 0031
- Engine n°: 018
Private collection
1947 Cisitalia 202 Gran Sport
- Coachbuilder: Pinin Farina
- Chassis n°: 033
- Engine n°: 314
Private collection
1952 Ferrari 225 S
- Coachbuilder: Carrozzeria Alfredo Vignale & C.
- Chassis n°: 0192/ET
- Engine n°: ET 0192
Private collection
1953 Maserati Sport 2000
- Coachbuilder: Carrozzeria Fantuzzi
- Chassis n°: *2040*
- Engine n°: *2040*
Private collection
1954 Ferrari 250 Monza
- Coachbuilder: Pinin Farina
- Chassis n°: 0466 M
- Engine n°: 0466M
Private collection