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Retiro

Retiro, Buenos Aires

Circuit Type: Temporary street circuit

Original Layout

Extension: 2,410 Km

Lap Record: 1:06.000

Year: 1947

Driver: Luigi Villoresi

Car: Maserati 4CL

Speed: 131,454 km/h

 

Recorde de Pole: 1:16.700

Year: 1941

Driver: Oldemar Ramos

Car: Alfa Romeo 8C-35

Speed: 113,116 km/h

Year Official Name Date Winning Driver Constructor Laps Time Formula
1947 I Gran Premio Eva Perón y de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires February 16 Italy Luigi Villoresi
Italy Maserati 50
01:05:09.500 GP
1947 I Gran Premio Juan Perón y de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires February 9 Italy Luigi Villoresi
Italy Maserati 50
01:04:11.000 GP
1941 II Gran Premio de Buenos Aires November 23 Argentina José Canziani
Italy Alfa Romeo 40
00:53:49.500 GP

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