Revving Up: MotoGP's Triumphant Return to Buenos Aires
MotoGP is set to make a dramatic return to Buenos Aires in 2027, nearly 30 years after its last race there. The city will renovate its racetrack to accommodate the prestigious event, with hopes of eventually bringing back Formula 1. The event promises significant economic benefits.
MotoGP will make a grand return to Buenos Aires in 2027, marking the end of a 28-year hiatus for the iconic racing event in Argentina's capital. Local officials are keen on leveraging this comeback to also attract Formula 1 back to the city.
The decision to bring MotoGP back was announced at the Óscar and Juan Gálvez racetrack by Mayor Jorge Macri. The venue was previously a host to greats like Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher, with Schumacher winning the last F1 race there in 1998.
Authorities project a $150 million economic impact from MotoGP, boosting local sectors like hospitality and transportation. The event is expected to draw 150,000 spectators on-site and millions more virtually, embodying a major milestone in reviving Buenos Aires' motorcycling legacy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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