“It is very important for us that the category has chosen our city for the start of the season,” remarked Mayor Azcué.
Before a good turnout, this Sunday the finals of the Turismo Pista were held, which arrived in Concordia to open the 2025 calendar. Matías Canapino took the victory in Class 3; Santiago Lantella in Class 2 while Nicolás Benito did the same in Class 1.
After touring and speaking with the organizers and drivers of the category, Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman and the president of the Auto Moto Club Concordia Salvador Carubia, highlighted the fact that our city is part of the national automotive calendar.
“It is very important for us that Turismo Pista has chosen us for the start of the season. There were more than 120 drivers who arrived with their teams, generating a positive impact not only in sporting matters but also from a tourism and economic perspective. More than a thousand people arrived, got to know, and enjoyed Concordia throughout all these days,” affirmed Azcué.
Before a good turnout, this Sunday the finals of the Turismo Pista were held, which arrived in Concordia to open the 2025 calendar. Matías Canapino took the victory in Class 3; Santiago Lantella in Class 2 while Nicolás Benito did the same in Class 1.
After touring and speaking with the organizers and drivers of the category, Mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman and the president of the Auto Moto Club Concordia Salvador Carubia, highlighted the fact that our city is part of the national automotive calendar.
“It is very important for us that Turismo Pista has chosen us for the start of the season. There were more than 120 drivers who arrived with their teams, generating a positive impact not only in sporting matters but also from a tourism and economic perspective. More than a thousand people arrived, got to know, and enjoyed Concordia throughout all these days,” affirmed Azcué.