Autódromo La Chutana, Peruvian racetrack
Autódromo La Chutana is a motorsport racing track in Lima, Peru, where car races and driving events take place regularly. The track features a simple layout with wide asphalt sections, straightaways, and turns designed for high-speed driving across its short course.
Autódromo La Chutana opened in April 2010 with a single 2,420-metre layout run only counterclockwise. A chicane was later added to the main straight, allowing the circuit to be used clockwise as well. Since 2010 it has hosted the 6 Horas Peruanas, one of South America's oldest endurance races, and in 2012 the Los 200 km de Lima race was created.
The circuit lies in the San Bartolo District of Lima Province, south of Lima, and is reached by road from the city. The 2.420 km layout runs 7 curves with an 800 m main straight, and a chicane on that straight lets the track be driven in both directions. A separate kart circuit opened at the start of 2013.
The kart circuit opened in early 2013 and hosts competitions and exhibitions for the public, separate from the main 2,420-metre track. The main course has seven curves and an 800-metre straight, and since 2010 it has held the 6 Horas Peruanas, one of South America's oldest endurance races.
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