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| VUELTA DEL CENTRO DEL PAÍS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Not to be confused with | Alta Gracia, Oscar Cabalén | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Description | Besides 1965 and 1966 editions here reported, on May 12th 1968 another Vuelta del Centro del País was held at Autódromo Oscar Cabalén, Alta Gracia | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Location |
Porteña X - Córdoba - Centro In Córdoba and Santa Fé provinces |
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| Latitude - Longitude (approx) |
- 31°01'00" - 62°04'00" (approx) -31.016667 -62.066667 (approx) |
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| UTM Coordinates (approx) | X = 589087.986 - Y = 6568177.023 - Zone 20J (approx) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Aerial photo / Map (*) |
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| Altitude AMSL (approx) | 100 m - 328 ft (approx) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Inauguration | June 20th 1965 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Closing | March 27th 1966 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Sources and links (Translation) (**) |
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| 1ª Vuelta del Centro del Pais | |||||
| Description | Mixed surface, asphalt and dirt track. Due to organizing reasons, race started at Porteña (largada) and from there to the circuit an extra section 48 km - 29.8 mi long was run. | ||||
| Years | 1965 | ||||
| Direction |
Anticlockwise
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Proposal
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NO | ||||
| No longer operational | YES | ||||
| Car Circuit | YES | ||||
| Motorbike circuit | |||||
| Type | Road course | ||||
| Inauguration | June 20th 1965 | ||||
| Closing | June 20th 1965 | ||||
| Last update of this page | March 7th 2011 | ||||
| Info last update | |||||
| Designer | |||||
| Distinctive points | Porteña (largada) - San Francisco - Ruta Nacional Nº 19 - Ruta Nacional Nº 34 - Angélica - Susana - Rafaela - Sunchales - Casablanca (en camino de tierra) - Eusebia - Marini - Ruta Provincial Nº 1 - Porteña - Freyre - Luxardo - San Francisco | ||||
| length | 48 km | 29.827 mi | Length of extra section including start | (1) | |
| length | 247.2 km | 153.607 mi | Lap lenght | (1) | |
| 2ª Vuelta del Centro del Pais | |||||
| Description | Mixed surface, asphalt and dirt track. Due to organizing reasons, race started at Porteña (largada) and from there to the circuit an extra section 48 km - 29.8 mi long was run. | ||||
| Years | 1966 | ||||
| Direction |
Anticlockwise
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Proposal
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NO | ||||
| No longer operational | YES | ||||
| Car Circuit | YES | ||||
| Motorbike circuit | |||||
| Type | Road course | ||||
| Inauguration | March 27th 1966 | ||||
| Closing | March 27th 1966 | ||||
| Last update of this page | March 7th 2011 | ||||
| Info last update | |||||
| Designer | |||||
| Distinctive points | Porteña (largada) - San Francisco - Ruta Nacional Nº 19 - Ruta Provincial Nº 22 - Josefina - Coronel Fraga - Ramona - camino de tierra - Ruta Provincial Nº 1 - Porteña - Freyre - Luxardo - San Francisco | ||||
| length | 48 km | 29.827 mi | Length of extra section including start | (1) | |
| length | 122 km | 75.809 mi | Lap lenght | (1) | |
| Updates | |||||||
| Date | Track layout | Years | Description by | Map by | Thanks to | Note | |
| March 7th 2011 | Guido de Carli | Luis Alberto González | New | Description without map | |||
| Not all eventual updates issued in last years are already visible in this list | |||||||