2023 Turismo Carretera

Last updated March 01, 2024

The 2023 Turismo Carretera is the 81st season of Turismo Carretera, the premier stock car category of Argentina.^[1]

Calendar

Round	Circuit (Event Name)	Date	Map
Etapa Regular (Regular season)			Viedma Centenario Toay El Calafate Concepción del Uruguay Termas de Río Hondo Rafaela Posadas Albardón Buenos Aires San Luis San Nicolás
1	Autódromo Ciudad de Viedma Viedma, Río Negro	February 12
2	Autódromo Parque Provincia del Neuquén Centenario, Neuquén	March 5
3	Autódromo Provincia de La Pampa Toay, La Pampa	March 26
4	Autódromo Enrique Freile El Calafate, Santa Cruz	April 16
5	Autódromo de Concepción del Uruguay Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos	April 30
6	Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo Termas de Río Hondo, Santiago del Estero	May 21
7	Autódromo Ciudad de Rafaela (Carrera de los Millones) Rafaela, Santa Fe	June 11
8	Autódromo Rosamonte Posadas, Misiones	July 2
9	Circuito San Juan Villicum (Desafío de las Estrellas) Albardón, San Juan	July 23
10	Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez (Gran Premio de Buenos Aires) Buenos Aires	August 20
Copa de Oro (playoffs)
11	Autódromo Rosendo Hernández San Luis, San Luis Province	September 17
12	Autódromo Juan María Traverso San Nicolás, Buenos Aires Province	October 1
13	Autódromo Ciudad de Rafaela Rafaela, Santa Fe	October 29
14	Autódromo Provincia de La Pampa Toay, La Pampa	November 12
15	Circuito San Juan Villicum Albardón, San Juan	December 3
Source:^[2]^[3]

Teams and drivers

Manufacturer	Car	Entrant	#	Driver	Rounds
Chevrolet	Coupé SS	JP Carrera	5	Santiago Mangoni	All
		JP Carrera	25	Diego Ciantini	All
		Las Toscas Racing	6	Leonel Pernía	8–14
		Las Toscas Racing	21	Christian Ledesma	All
		LCA Racing	20	Juan José Ebarlín	1–6
		LRD Performance	20	Juan José Ebarlín	All
			85	Ricardo Risatti	All
			115	Diego de Carlo	2–3, 6–15
		Dole Racing	27	Gastón Mazzacane	All
		Dose Competición	57	Christian Dose	1, 3
		Sportteam	72	Martín Serrano	1–3, 5, 7–11, 13–14
		Giavedoni Sport	75	Sergio Alaux	1–3, 5–11, 13–14
		JP Carrera/JHR	78	Agustín Canapino ^[4]	10, 12–15
		RUS Med Team	83	Facundo Ardusso	7–15
		Neuquén Energía	100	Camilo Echevarría	2
		Alifraco Sport	155	Federico Iribarne^[5]	9–13
Dodge	GTX Cherokee	Castellano Power Team	7	Jonatan Castellano	All
		Castellano Power Team	127	Marcelo Agrelo	All
		AyP Competición	44	Facundo Della Motta	1–7
		AyP Competición	208	Gastón Ferrante	9–15
		SSB Competición	55	Leandro Mulet	10, 12, 14
		Maquin Parts Racing	56	Germán Todino	All
		Forte Sport	64	Christian di Scala	1–3, 5
		Fancio Competición	77	Augusto Carinelli	All
		Di Meglio Motorsport	87	Juan Martín Trucco	All
		MV Racing	111	Juan Garbelino	1–5, 7–11, 14–15
		MV Racing	123	Martín Vázquez	All
		SAP Team	119	Humberto Krujoski	All
		Hermanos Álvarez Competición	121	Elio Craparo	All
		JP Carrera	133	Valentín Aguirre	All
		JP Carrera	172	Santiago Álvarez	All
		Dole Racing	155	Federico Iribarne	2–8
		Dole Racing	197	Marcos Quijada	1
		Uranga Racing	197	Marcos Quijada	3–9, 10–15
		SJ Racing	215	Gastón Crusitta^[6]	9–10, 12
		Azar Motorsport	232	Gustavo Micheloud	1–3, 5–12, 14
Ford	Falcon	Memo Corse	2	Mariano Werner	All
		Gurí Martínez Competición	6	Leonel Pernía	1–7
		Gurí Martínez Competición	44	Facundo Della Motta^[7]	9–15
		Alifraco Sport	9	Mauricio Lambiris	All
		Alifraco Sport	99	Leonel Sotro	1–3, 5–13
		CM Sport	14	Juan Bautista de Benedictis	1–7
			37	Emiliano Spataro	7–15
			53	Juan Tomás Catalán Magni	All
		Abdala Racing	14	Juan Bautista de Benedictis	8–15
		DTA Racing	15	Luis José di Palma	1
		DTA Racing	116	Alan Ruggiero	2–15
		RUS Med Team	17	Nicolás Bonelli	All
		Ponce de León Racing	30	Gabriel Ponce de León	3, 5–15
		Buenos Aires Racing	37	Emiliano Spataro	1–6
		LCA Racing	68	Julián Santero	All
		Uranga Racing	88	Nicolás Trosset	All
		Savino Sport	116	Alan Ruggiero	1
		Jalaf Competición	134	Matías Jalaf	1–7, 9
		Moriatis Competición	137	Otto Fritzler	All
Torino	Cherokee	Maquin Parts Racing	1	José Manuel Urcera	All
			4	Esteban Gini	1–8
			82	Carlos Okulovich	1–12
		RUS Med Team	32	Norberto Fontana	All
			83	Facundo Ardusso	1–6
			103	Christian Iván Ramos	1–5
		Sprint Racing	54	Nicolás Cotignola	1–6, 8–15
		Midas Carrera Team	93	Matías Rodríguez	1–5, 7–9
		Trotta Racing Team	95	Marcos Landa	All
		Trotta Racing Team	96	Juan Cruz Benvenuti	All
		Ugalde Competición	101	Lionel Ugalde	1–3, 5–6, 10, 14
		Candela Competición	161	Kevin Candela	All
		Las Toscas Racing	177	Ayrton Londero	All
		Sportteam	208	Gastón Ferrante	3–8
Toyota	Camry 2022	Maquin Parts Racing	4	Esteban Gini^[8]	9–13
		Toyota Gazoo Racing Argentina	117	Matías Rossi	All
		Toyota Gazoo Racing Argentina	122	Andrés Jakos	All

Changes

Agustín Canapino left the championship to join Juncos Hollinger Racing in the IndyCar Series.
Otto Fritzler and Santiago Álvarez graduated from the TC Pista series as reigning champion and runner-up respectively. 2021 TC Mouras champion Marcos Quijada also joined the series, along with Humberto Krujoski, Elio Craparo, Martín Vázquez, Gustavo Micheloud, Cristian di Scala and Juan Garbelino.
Norberto Fontana switched from Chevrolet to Torino.
Germán Todino switched from Torino to Dodge.
Leonel Pernía and Emiliano Spataro switched from Torino to Ford.

Results and standings

Results summary

Round		Pole Position	Heat winners	Final winner	Report / Source
1	Viedma	Mariano Werner (Ford)	H1: Mariano Werner (Ford) H2: Julián Santero (Ford) H3: Matías Rossi (Toyota)	Mariano Werner (Ford)	^[9]
2	Neuquén	Julián Santero (Ford)	H1: Julián Santero (Ford) H2: Juan Tomás Catalán Magni (Ford) H3: Otto Fritzler (Ford)	Juan Tomás Catalán Magni (Ford)	^[10]
3	Toay 1	Matías Rossi (Toyota)	—	Diego Ciantini (Chevrolet)	^[11]
4	El Calafate	Otto Fritzler (Ford)	H1: Mauricio Lambiris (Ford) H2: Marcos Quijada (Dodge) H3: Santiago Mangoni (Chevrolet)	Julián Santero (Ford)	^[12]
5	Concepción del Uruguay	Jonatan Castellano (Dodge)	H1: Mariano Werner (Ford) H2: Julián Santero (Ford) H3: Santiago Álvarez (Dodge)	Germán Todino (Dodge)	^[13]
6	Termas de Río Hondo	Christian Ledesma (Chevrolet)	H1: Christian Ledesma (Chevrolet) H2: Gastón Mazzacane (Chevrolet) H3: Diego Ciantini (Chevrolet)	Otto Fritzler (Ford)	^[14]
7	Rafaela 1	Gastón Mazzacane (Chevrolet)	H1: Matías Rossi (Toyota) H2: Santiago Mangoni (Chevrolet) H3: Valentín Aguirre (Dodge)	Santiago Mangoni (Chevrolet)	^[15]
8	Posadas	José Manuel Urcera (Torino)	H1: José Manuel Urcera (Torino) H2: Gastón Mazzacane (Chevrolet) H3: Mariano Werner (Ford)	Mariano Werner (Ford)	^[16]
9	San Juan Villicum 1	Grid determined by lottery ^[17]	—	Matías Rossi (Toyota)	report
10	Buenos Aires	Marcos Quijada (Dodge)	H1: Marcos Quijada (Dodge) H2: Santiago Álvarez (Dodge) H3: Leonel Sotro (Ford)	Valentín Aguirre (Dodge)	report
11	San Luis	Julián Santero (Ford)	H1: Julián Santero (Ford) H2: Facundo Ardusso (Chevrolet) H3: Mariano Werner (Ford)	Julián Santero (Ford)	^[18]
12	San Nicolás	Facundo Ardusso (Chevrolet)	H1: Facundo Ardusso (Chevrolet) H2: Julián Santero (Ford) H3: Germán Todino (Dodge)	Germán Todino (Dodge)	^[19]
13	Rafaela 2	Mariano Werner (Ford)	H1: Mariano Werner (Ford) H2: Diego Ciantini (Chevrolet) H3: Santiago Mangoni (Chevrolet)	Mariano Werner (Ford)	^[20]
14	Toay 2	Juan Martín Trucco (Dodge)	H1: Juan Martín Trucco (Dodge) H2: Juan Cruz Benvenuti (Torino) H3: Agustín Canapino (Chevrolet)	Germán Todino (Dodge)	^[21]
15	San Juan Villicum 2	Germán Todino (Dodge)	H1: Germán Todino (Dodge) H2: Julián Santero (Ford) H3: Mariano Werner (Ford)	Germán Todino (Dodge)	^[22]

Championship standings

Points system

Position		1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	25th	26th	27th	28th	29th	30th	31st to 40th	41st down
Regular	Qualifying	2
	Heats	5	4.5	4	3.5	3	2.5	2	1.5	1	0.5
	Final	40	37	34	31	30	29	28	27	26	25	24	23	22	21	20	19	18	17	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	3	2
Finale	Qualifying	3
	Heats	7.5	6.75	6	5.25	4.5	3.75	3	2.25	1.5	0.75
	Final	60	55.5	51	46.5	45	43.5	42	40.5	39	37.5	36	34.5	33	31.5	30	28.5	27	25.5	24	22.5	21	19.5	18	16.5	15	13.5	12	10.5	9	7.5	4.5	3

Regular Season standings

Numbers in superscript (e.g. ¹) refer to a drivers' heat race finishing position. The third round at Toay and the ninth round at San Juan Villicum did not feature heat races.

Pos.	Driver	VIE	NEU	TOA1	ELC	CDU	TRH	RAF1	POS	VIL1	BUE	SLU	SNI	RAF2	TOA2	VIL2	Total
1	Mariano Werner	1¹	4²	4	10⁸	51¹	21¹⁵	4²	1¹	20	10¹³	2¹	12²	1¹	15⁶	4¹	676.5
2	Julián Santero	46¹	2¹	5	1²	3¹	13⁹	36¹³	10³	12	8⁹	1¹	2¹	26⁴	23⁹	2¹	448
3	Germán Todino	5⁶	8⁴	13	34⁹	1²	42¹⁴	9⁴	11⁶	8	41¹⁵	44⁴	1¹	17¹¹	1²	1¹	404
4	Jonatan Castellano	2²	7⁴	39	5²	2²	3³	44⁴	29⁹	11	6⁸	6²	47¹²	5²	14⁵	8⁴	398.75
5	Santiago Mangoni	28¹⁰	10⁵	54	3¹	6⁴	4⁴	1¹	8⁵	41	43¹²	8³	15⁶	2¹	9³	12⁵	387
6	Mauricio Lambiris	4⁵	3³	50	2¹	5⁴	10⁵	19¹³	19¹³	15	3⁶	17¹²	19³	25¹⁵	19⁸	5³	382.5
7	Marcos Landa	47⁴	15¹¹	2	8⁴	9⁷	14¹¹	7³	16¹⁷	3	31¹⁰	7⁵	4⁴	28⁹	3³	10⁷	382.5
8	José Manuel Urcera	14^DSQ	6²	29	7⁴	10⁶	24^DSQ	34¹⁴	4¹	7	20¹⁷	3²	22⁸	11⁴	10⁴	15²	360.25
9	Juan Martín Trucco	22⁵	DSQ¹⁰	53	16⁷	8⁵	20⁷	6³	18⁵	14	15¹¹	10⁶	8³	15⁶	2¹	17⁶	336.25
10	Valentín Aguirre	15⁴	5³	11	33³	42³	41^DNS	2¹	5²	47	1³	23¹⁴	6⁴	6⁵	11⁶	38⁵	331
11	Christian Ledesma	8⁶	23⁹	9	30¹⁴	17⁷	16¹	5³	43¹⁷	18	48⁵	12⁵	14⁶	10⁴	17⁴	14⁴	314.75
12	Gastón Mazzacane	13¹⁴	32⁸	3	38⁵	12⁴	17¹	10²	2¹	22	25¹¹	16⁸	46⁶	9⁵	4²	34²	313.25
13	Juan Tomás Catalán Magni	3³	1¹	14	31¹¹	7³	7⁴	15⁸	46⁴	38	22¹³	34⁵	14⁴	22⁹	25¹²	16⁶	300.25
14	Marcelo Agrelo	6²	45⁹	16	39⁶	49⁵	34⁴	25⁹	14⁸	28	33¹²	9³	DNS⁷	8³	8⁵	6⁵	280
15	Nicolás Trosset	12⁷	31⁵	12	11⁵	16⁹	18⁷	17¹²	12⁷	33	16¹³	31¹⁰	9⁵	12⁶	28¹⁵	33⁷	257.5
16	Juan Cruz Benvenuti	16⁸	12⁶	48	9³	19¹²	8¹⁰	22¹⁵	DSQ¹⁵	27	14¹⁶	43⁷	17⁷	14⁵	5¹	37⁸	253.25
17	Nicolás Bonelli	18⁵	9⁴	17	40¹⁶	26¹³	12⁶	13²	25¹⁴	49	19⁸	18⁸	28⁹	7²	45⁹	24¹³	239.5
18	Leonel Pernía	17¹¹	18²	56	6³	38¹²	38¹⁶	37⁵	7⁴	17	13¹⁰	20⁹	3²	16⁸	43⁷		237.5
19	Diego Ciantini	29³	30⁸	1	36⁴	4²	2¹	20¹⁶	45³	52	45³	21⁶	7³	43¹	31¹⁶	32⁷	235.5
20	Matías Rossi	36¹	13⁵	43	28¹⁵	18¹⁰	DSQ¹⁶	3¹	3²	1	29¹¹	47⁴	16⁹	37¹⁶	42¹⁴	26¹⁰	229.75
21	Otto Fritzler	48⁸	50¹	6	13¹⁵	29⁸	1²	21¹⁰	41⁹	43	DNS¹⁶	5²	41²	24⁸	29¹⁰	13⁹	229.5
22	Juan José Ebarlín	19⁹	41¹⁸	26	14⁸	23^DSQ	23¹⁴		28¹⁰	32	39¹²	37⁸	18⁷	4³	7⁴	7³	226
23	Esteban Gini	7⁶	49⁶	7	18¹¹	37³	6⁵	26¹⁰	40⁴	4	DSQ¹⁰	33³	DNS⁵	13⁷			224.5
24	Ricardo Risatti	20⁹	44⁷	8	15⁶	14⁶	22¹⁰	11⁶	20¹⁵	37	36¹⁷	25¹⁵	23¹¹	23¹²	22⁹	23⁸	222.25
25	Elio Craparo	10²	11⁶	20	37⁷	22¹⁴	15¹²	35⁸	13⁶	46	32²	51⁴	44⁵	41⁷	6²	20¹²	218
26	Facundo Ardusso	40⁷	48³	18	29¹⁰	28^DNS	37⁹	12⁷	42¹²	24	46⁷	4¹	5¹	38²	40⁷	11³	215
27	Santiago Álvarez	9³	19¹³	45	22¹⁰	41¹	31¹²	43⁸	39¹⁵	42	2¹	26¹⁵	25⁸	19⁹	18⁵	19¹¹	203.5
28	Andrés Jakos	37⁷	35¹⁰	30	4²	46⁵	40¹⁵	8⁵	30⁷	2	DSQ⁵	36¹²	29¹⁰	29¹¹	46¹⁵	9¹⁰	191.25
29	Ayrton Londero	39¹³	16⁷	28	41⁶	11⁸	5²	24¹¹	22¹³	26	4³	41¹¹	38¹⁰	34¹⁵	30¹⁴	28¹¹	187.5
30	Marcos Quijada	51¹⁵		15	12¹	DSQ¹¹	25¹⁴	14⁶	37¹¹	50	30¹	14⁹	20⁹	42¹³	13³	29⁹	177
31	Gabriel Ponce de León			25		15⁷	19⁶	16⁷	9⁵	16	47⁹	40¹¹	24¹¹	WD^DNS	20⁶	22¹⁵	173.5
32	Agustín Canapino										12^DNS	13⁷	45¹⁶	3³	12¹	3²	172.75
33	Juan Bautista de Benedictis	26¹⁰	28⁹	38	43¹⁵	52¹⁵	33¹²	31¹²	6³	10	9⁷	19⁸	32¹²	27¹⁰	21⁸	42¹⁰	164.25
34	Emiliano Spataro	23¹³	34¹⁰	23	32¹³	53⁹	9³	28⁷	36¹¹	25	DSQ⁴	38¹³	21⁸	21⁶	27¹¹	31⁴	141.75
35	Sergio Alaux	24¹⁶	20¹⁵	49		27¹⁰	11⁷	23¹¹	21⁸	48	7⁶	35¹⁴		31^DNS	33⁷		132.5
36	Facundo Della Motta	44¹¹	52¹⁸	44	24⁸	20¹⁵	29⁹	45¹⁶	17⁶	13	27⁹	32⁷	42¹⁵	20⁷	32¹⁰	39¹³	126
37	Alan Ruggiero	43¹²	14⁷	21	DSQ¹⁴	25¹¹	DSQ³	DNS¹⁵	23¹²	21	18⁸	44¹³	33¹⁴	33¹²	26¹¹	41¹²	117.5
38	Nicolás Cotignola	30¹⁸	17¹⁵	22	27¹⁴	39¹⁴	DSQ¹³		44⁷	9	17¹⁷	49¹⁰	27¹⁷	32¹⁴	48¹²	35¹¹	115
39	Martín Vázquez	49¹⁷	22¹²	24	21¹³	44⁹	39⁸	42⁵	33⁹	45	42⁶	28¹⁰		39¹⁴	24⁸	18⁸	113.75
40	Kevin Candela	38¹⁰	43¹⁷	34	26¹²	30¹⁷	45²	46⁴	50²	5	37¹⁴	48¹¹	43¹⁶	18⁸	47¹³	40⁶	106.75
41	Humberto Krujoski	11⁴	40¹¹	46	46⁵	36¹¹	30⁵	41⁹	26¹⁰	35	34²	27¹²	31¹⁴	35¹⁰	37¹¹	25^DNS	104
42	Augusto Carinelli	34¹¹	27¹⁶	31	35¹⁰	35¹⁶	28¹¹	30¹¹	48¹³	30	11⁵	39¹⁴	40¹²	46¹³	34¹³	21⁹	100
43	Matías Rodríguez	50¹²	26⁸	19	25⁹	13⁶		DNS¹⁶	35⁸	6							97.5
44	Lionel Ugalde	35¹⁴	39¹¹	10		21¹⁰	26⁸				5²				36¹³		93.5
45	Gastón Ferrante			33	42⁹	43¹²	43⁶	47¹⁰	38¹²	53	26⁴	11⁶	34¹⁰	45¹⁰	16¹⁰	36¹²	89
46	Carlos Okulovich	33¹²	33¹²	35	20¹³	32¹³	27¹⁵	33¹⁵	15¹⁰	36	24¹⁴	30¹⁵	30¹⁴				82.5
47	Norberto Fontana	32¹⁴	24¹³	42	17¹²	40¹⁶	35¹¹	18⁹	32¹⁴	40	38^DNS	50¹⁶	39¹³	36¹¹	41¹³	DNS¹⁴	77
48	Diego de Carlo		36¹⁴	51			32¹³	29¹⁷	34¹¹	29	35¹⁵	24¹⁷	26¹¹	30¹²	35¹⁶	27¹⁴	66
49	Martín Serrano	53¹⁴	29¹⁴	47		31^DNS		27¹²	27¹⁶	44	28²⁸	22¹⁶		44¹⁴	44¹²		58.5
50	Gustavo Micheloud	52¹⁵	37¹⁷	36		24¹⁶	36⁸	40¹⁴	24¹⁶	23	WD^DNS	42¹⁶	37¹³		38¹⁶		57.5
51	Leonel Sotro	42¹⁷	51¹⁷	37		34¹⁴	44¹⁰	38⁶	31¹⁷	34	44¹	15¹³	48¹⁶	40¹³			56
52	Matías Jalaf	27⁹	20¹²	41	19¹²	33¹⁸	DSQ¹³	32¹³		51							50
53	Federico Iribarne		42¹⁴	32	44⁷	47⁸	46¹⁷	39¹⁴	49¹⁴	19	DSQ⁷	29¹⁷	49¹⁵	DNS¹⁶			45.5
54	Christian Iván Ramos	25⁸	25¹³	27	23¹¹	48¹⁷											43.5
55	Juan Garbelino	45¹⁶	46¹⁵	40	45¹⁶	45¹⁵		48¹⁷	47¹⁶	31	23¹⁵	45¹⁷			39¹⁵	30¹³	42.5
56	Leandro Mulet										21¹⁶		36¹³		WD^DNS		17
57	Luis José di Palma	21¹⁵															14
58	Christian di Scala	31¹⁷	47¹⁶	55		50¹³											9
59	Gastón Crusitta									39	40¹⁴		35¹⁵				9
60	Christian Dose	41¹³		52													4
61	Camilo Echevarría		38¹⁶														3
Pos.	Driver	VIE	NEU	TOA1	ELC	CDU	TRH	RAF1	POS	VIL1	BUE	SLU	SNI	RAF2	TOA2	VIL2	Total

Copa de Oro standings

Drivers in blue denote "last chance qualifiers"; the top three drivers in the regular standings that did not qualify for the playoffs, who were admitted along with the points they scored over the previous four rounds.

Pos.	Driver	Starting	SLU	SNI	RAF2	TOA2	VIL2	Total
1	Mariano Werner	31	2¹	12²	1¹	15⁶	4¹	226
2	Germán Todino	8	44⁴	1¹	17¹¹	1²	1¹	191.5
3	Julián Santero	8	1¹	2¹	26⁴	23⁹	2¹	185.5
4	Santiago Mangoni	8	8³	15⁶	2¹	9³	12⁵	172.5
5	Juan Martín Trucco	125	N/A				17⁶	155.75
6	Marcos Landa	0	7⁵	4⁴	28⁹	3³	10⁷	152
7	José Manuel Urcera	0	3²	22⁸	11⁴	10⁴	15²	145.75
8	Jonatan Castellano	0	6²	47¹²	5²	14⁵	8⁴	139.75
9	Christian Ledesma	100.5	N/A				14⁴	137.25
10	Valentín Aguirre	8	23¹⁴	6⁴	6⁵	11⁶	38⁵	120
11	Mauricio Lambiris	0	17¹²	19³	25¹⁵	19⁸	5³	116.5
12	Gastón Mazzacane	0	16⁸	46⁶	9⁵	4²	34²	100.75
13	Juan Tomás Catalán Magni	8	34⁵	14⁴	22⁹	25¹²	16⁶	94.75
14	Nicolás Trosset	65	N/A				33⁷	72.5
15	Matías Rossi	8	47⁴	16⁹	37¹⁶	42¹⁴	26¹⁰	52.75

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Francisco César Espinosa was an Argentine racing driver. He competed in Turismo Carretera intermittently between 1971 and 1990, winning the championship in the 1979/80 season. Likewise, he became the first TC champion driving a Chevrolet Chevy and the first to do so under the self-regency imposed by the Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera, in response to the conflict between the Argentine Automobile Club and the Argentine Confederation of Sports Motoring. During his foray into the TC, he used the IKA Torino, Chevrolet Chevy and Ford Falcon, a car model that he would use due to disagreements with the team with which he obtained his championship. He retired from the TC on 16 December 1990 in Tandil.

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The Dodge GTX is a stock car version of the Dodge GTX, designed to race in Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera-sanctioned series including Turismo Carretera.

TC Mouras is a stock car racing series in Argentina which is operated by the Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. This series was founded in 2004 as a division of TC Pista, being called as TC Pista B and located as the opening series of Turismo Carretera. After the initial championship, won by Luis Esteban Hernández, the ACTC recategorized the TC Pista B as a school category for those drivers who wish to compete at the national level in the TC Pista, their competitions being organized mainly at the Autódromo Roberto José Mouras. For this reason, the series was renamed TC Mouras, the name being a combination of the acronym of the higher category and the surname of the driver Roberto Mouras who gave the name to the circuit.

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The 2023 Desafío de las Estrellas was a motor race for Turismo Carretera held on the weekend of 21–23 July 2023. The event was held at the Circuito San Juan Villicum in Albardón, Argentina and consisted of one race of 150 kilometres. It was the ninth round of fifteen in the 2023 Turismo Carretera championship.

The 2023 Buenos Aires Grand Prix was a motor race for Turismo Carretera held on the weekend of 18–20 August 2023. The event was held at the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez in Buenos Aires, Argentina and consisted of four races – three 'heats' of 30 kilometres, and a 'final' of 140 kilometres. It was the tenth round of fifteen in the 2023 Turismo Carretera championship.

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The 2018 1000 km Buenos Aires was a motor race for Turismo Carretera held on the weekend of 17–19 August 2018. The event was held at the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez in Buenos Aires, Argentina and consisted of one race of 1,005 kilometres. It was the ninth round of fifteen in the 2018 Turismo Carretera championship, as well as the eleventh and most recent staging of the 1000 km Buenos Aires.

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The 2024 Turismo Carretera El Calafate round was a motor race for Turismo Carretera held on the weekend of 23–25 February 2024. The event was held at the Autódromo Enrique Freile in El Calafate, Argentina and consisted of four races – three 'heats' of 19 kilometres, and a 'final' of 95 kilometres. It was the opening round of fifteen in the 2024 Turismo Carretera championship.

References

↑ "Arranca el Turismo Carretera 2023: la ausencia de Canapino, cambios de marcas y un récord de pilotos por el máximo título (in Spanish)". Clarín. 10 February 2023.
↑ "Calendario 2023: así arranca el Turismo Carretera (in Spanish)". SoloTC.ar. 6 February 2023.
↑ "TC: Rafaela confirmada, ya están todas las sedes de la Etapa Regular". SoloTC.ar. 13 April 2023. Retrieved 13 April 2023.
↑ "AGUSTÍN CANAPINO SET FOR TURISMO CARRETERA RETURN WITH THE JP CARRERA TEAM". Juncos Hollinger Racing. 28 July 2023.
↑ "Iribarne confirmó marca y equipo para seguir en el TC" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 12 July 2023.
↑ "Crusitta tiene motor para el Dodge y debuta en el TC en San Juan" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 3 July 2023.
↑ "Facundo Della Motta se prepara para el Desafío de las Estrellas en el Villicum" (in Spanish). Sí San Juan. 20 July 2023.
↑ "Así fue el debut del 1° Camry no oficial en TC" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 25 July 2023.
↑ "Fecha 1 – Viedma" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 12 February 2023.
↑ "Fecha 2 – Neuquén" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 5 March 2023.
↑ "Fecha 3 – Toay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 26 March 2023.
↑ "Fecha 4 – El Calafate" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 16 April 2023.
↑ "Fecha 5 – Concepción del Uruguay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 30 April 2023.
↑ "Fecha 6 – Termas de Río Hondo" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 21 May 2023.
↑ "Fecha 7 – Rafaela" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 11 June 2023.
↑ "Fecha 8 – Posadas" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 2 July 2023.
↑ "Cuántas carreras especiales tendrá el TC en 2023 (in Spanish)". SoloTC. 15 February 2023.
↑ "Fecha 11 – San Luis" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 17 September 2023.
↑ "Fecha 12 – San Nicolás" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 1 October 2023.
↑ "Fecha 13 – Rafaela" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 29 October 2023.
↑ "Fecha 14 – Toay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 12 November 2023.
↑ "Fecha 15 – San Juan Villicum" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 3 December 2023.

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[1] "Arranca el Turismo Carretera 2023: la ausencia de Canapino, cambios de marcas y un récord de pilotos por el máximo título (in Spanish)". Clarín. 10 February 2023.

[2] "Calendario 2023: así arranca el Turismo Carretera (in Spanish)". SoloTC.ar. 6 February 2023.

[3] "TC: Rafaela confirmada, ya están todas las sedes de la Etapa Regular". SoloTC.ar. 13 April 2023. Retrieved 13 April 2023.

[4] "AGUSTÍN CANAPINO SET FOR TURISMO CARRETERA RETURN WITH THE JP CARRERA TEAM". Juncos Hollinger Racing. 28 July 2023.

[5] "Iribarne confirmó marca y equipo para seguir en el TC" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 12 July 2023.

[6] "Crusitta tiene motor para el Dodge y debuta en el TC en San Juan" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 3 July 2023.

[7] "Facundo Della Motta se prepara para el Desafío de las Estrellas en el Villicum" (in Spanish). Sí San Juan. 20 July 2023.

[8] "Así fue el debut del 1° Camry no oficial en TC" (in Spanish). SoloTC. 25 July 2023.

[9] "Fecha 1 – Viedma" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 12 February 2023.

[10] "Fecha 2 – Neuquén" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 5 March 2023.

[11] "Fecha 3 – Toay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 26 March 2023.

[12] "Fecha 4 – El Calafate" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 16 April 2023.

[13] "Fecha 5 – Concepción del Uruguay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 30 April 2023.

[14] "Fecha 6 – Termas de Río Hondo" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 21 May 2023.

[15] "Fecha 7 – Rafaela" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 11 June 2023.

[16] "Fecha 8 – Posadas" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 2 July 2023.

[carreras_especiales-17] "Cuántas carreras especiales tendrá el TC en 2023 (in Spanish)". SoloTC. 15 February 2023.

[18] "Fecha 11 – San Luis" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 17 September 2023.

[19] "Fecha 12 – San Nicolás" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 1 October 2023.

[20] "Fecha 13 – Rafaela" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 29 October 2023.

[21] "Fecha 14 – Toay" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 12 November 2023.

[22] "Fecha 15 – San Juan Villicum" (in Spanish). Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera. 3 December 2023.

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