Autódromo Las Vizcachas, motorsport racing facility in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile
Autódromo Las Vizcachas is a racing track in Puente Alto, Chile, functioning as a modern advanced driving center that hosts races, courses, and vehicle exhibitions regularly. The roughly one-kilometer-long track features curves and straightaways along with training facilities including covered pits, classrooms, and a control tower overlooking the entire circuit.
The track was founded in 1965 and has since been a central venue for Chilean motorsports, hosting numerous national racing events. Over the decades, the facility was modernized and transformed into a center for advanced driver training and safety education.
The Autódromo Las Vizcachas is a gathering place for car enthusiasts where visitors share their passion for racing and vehicles. The track embodies the local motorsport culture, bringing together amateurs and experienced drivers who test their skills and connect over their love of cars.
The venue is easily accessible by local roads and conveniently located near Puente Alto, making it simple for visitors from Santiago to arrive. Most visitors arrive by car, and it is worth noting that weather conditions affect racing performance, as the track dries quickly on sunny days but races may be delayed during rain.
The advanced driving center uses the entire venue for practical lessons where drivers learn in both classroom and track settings. This combination of theory and hands-on training allows drivers at all levels to improve vehicle control and practice emergency response techniques.
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