Turismo Carretera sets calendar: Río Cuarto eyes Copa de Oro return | OneFootball

Turismo Carretera is moving forward in defining its 2026 calendar and, while going through the first races of the championship, the second part of the season is already starting to take shape. In this setup, Córdoba is taking the lead and Río Cuarto is emerging more and more strongly to return to the Copa de Oro.

The ACTC has already confirmed the last three venues of the regular stage: Posadas (July 12), San Juan (August 2), and Paraná (August 23). However, there are still five dates yet to be determined, which are key to completing the calendar.

As is often the case, regular circuits such as San Luis, Toay, and San Nicolás have a great chance of appearing again, while the Roberto Mouras Autodrome also looks set to be included, having hosted the last championship finales.

In this context, the remaining spot could be decided in Córdoba, where the Río Cuarto Autodrome emerges as one of the main candidates to host the penultimate race, scheduled for November 14 and 15.

The return would be significant: TC has not visited that track since 2012, when Juan Bautista De Benedictis won. Today, the circuit is undergoing major upgrades with widening works, resurfacing, new escape areas, containment walls, and renovated pits, fueling hopes of returning to the calendar.

Nonetheless, it is not the only option in the province. The Oscar Cabalén Autodrome is also under consideration, which already has a date confirmed for May and could make another appearance in the decisive stage.

Thus, with several venues under analysis, Córdoba is positioning itself as a key point in the definition of the 2026 Copa de Oro, as TC finishes putting together the pieces of its calendar.

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