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El Torreón

El Torreón, Mar del Plata, Argentina

Circuit Type: Temporary street circuit

Original Layout

Extension: 4,045 Km

Lap Record: 2:04.700

Year: 1950

Driver: Luigi Villoresi

Car: Ferrari 166 FL

Speed: 116,776 km/h

 

Pole Record: 2:03.700

Year: 1950

Driver: Alberto Ascari

Car: Ferrari 166 FL

Speed: 117,720 km/h

 

Year Official Name Date Winning Driver Constructor Laps Time Formula
1950 III Gran Premio Internacional General San Martín January 15 Italy Alberto Ascari Italy Ferrari 37 01:20:45.300 F1EC
1949 II Gran Premio Internacional General San Martín February 27 Argentina Juan Manuel Fangio Italy Maserati 35 01:16:31.300 GP
1948 I Gran Premio Internacional General San Martín January 25 Italy Giuseppe Farina Italy Maserati 37 01:24:02.700 GP
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  • Johnny Sawyer died in 1989.
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  • Nelson Piquet won the Grand Prix du Canada 1984.
  • Lewis Hamilton won the United States Grand Prix 2007.
  • Niki Lauda won the Grand Prix of Sweden 1978.
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