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Argentina interested again in becoming host of the
F1 racing, after the last carried out in 1998. This intention has been triggered by the construction of a new circuit is locatedin Zarate, about 80 miles outside of Buenos Aires.
The new circuit was designed by Populous team that successfully redesigned the track Silverstone (UK) and work on the F1 circuit in Mumbai, India. Overall path length 5.5 km, "But for the 4.7 km race track is ideal for F1 and Le Mans lombaketahanan classmates," said John Rhodes, Chief Circuit Designers Association of Populous.
Rhodes describes the last five years it has developed the technology, software, and engineering design through physical simulation to test this circuit. Pioneered the use of simulation techniques can create a topography to medium speed.
In the matter of F1 racing, Argentina had a history of the scent. When racing pole
entry into the 1950 world championship level, the country pelahir famous footballers such as
Leonel Messi and Diego Maradona is directly through the spectacular achievements
driver Juan-Manuel Fangio. He holds five times world champion (1951 and 1954-1957).
In the era of the 1950s, Argentina had a lot of riders competing in F1. Logged Oscar Galvia (1953), Jose Froilan Gonzalez (1950-1960), Ono Morimon (1951-1954), Carlos Menditeguy (1953-1959), and Robert Mieres (1953-1954). But, of all that, none had a terrific achievement.
In fact, in the 1960's there is never an Argentine representative at all. The new 1970's come with Carlos Reutemann was encouraging achievements. Although it does not even bear the world champion, he has held a world runner up in 1981 with the Williams team and three times world ranked third (75.78, and 80).
In addition to Argentina, Mexico and South Africa also berambis could hold F1 again. Including Austria and New Jersey, USA.
