Colapinto tickets in Argentina: how to buy them and price mystery | OneFootball

The Argentine driver will appear on April 26 in Palermo with a Formula 1 car. Tickets and the different event sections are now available.

The ticket prices have been announced for the highly anticipated exhibition by Franco Colapinto in the city of Buenos Aires, where the Argentine driver will take to the track aboard a Formula 1 car on Sunday, April 26.

The event will take place on a specially built circuit along Avenida del Libertador and Avenida Sarmiento, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, and will mark a historic moment: it will be the first time in 14 years that an F1 single-seater officially runs through the city.

Colapinto will drive the Alpine E20, a car powered by a Renault V8 engine and bearing the colors of the French team, in a show that is expected to draw thousands of fans and establish itself as one of the sporting events of the year.

How much tickets cost

The organizers confirmed the different sections and prices for those wishing to attend the event:

– Motorola Grandstand Dorrego: $180,000 + service charge.

– Latin Securities Grandstand Libertador: $180,000 + service charge.

– Mercado Libre Grandstand Monumento: $180,000 + service charge.

– YPF Energía Argentina Trackside Sarmiento: $80,000 + service charge.

There will also be free sections, grandstands, fan zones, and premium hospitality options, which will include experiences such as access to the pit area through the so-called Garage Tours.

How to buy tickets

Tickets can be purchased through the enigmatickets.com platform, while exclusive experiences such as Garage Tours are managed through Bigbox Argentina.

The exclusive presale began yesterday, with the option to pay using a Mercado Pago credit card in three interest-free installments. Meanwhile, the general sale will open on April 7, although those using that payment method will keep the financing benefit.

A key event for Formula 1’s return

Beyond the spectacle, the exhibition is part of a strategy to promote the return of the Argentine Grand Prix, which has been absent from the calendar since 1998.

Buenos Aires Sports Secretary Fabián Turnes said that Colapinto’s figure is key in this process, while renovation work continues at the Oscar y Juan Gálvez Autodrome, with the aim of hosting international competitions again in the coming years.

The event will have a festival format, with interactive activities, brand activations, and official coverage by ESPN and Disney+ Premium Plan.

For Colapinto, it will also be a special moment: “Driving a Formula 1 car at home will be one of the most important moments of my life,” said the driver, who will seek to share the experience with the Argentine public.

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