Autódromo Parque Provincia del Neuquén, A race track in the province of Neuquén, Argentina.

Autódromo Parque Provincia del Neuquén is a motorsport racing track in Centenario, 15 km from Neuquén city, reached via provincial route 7. Its main circuit measures 4,380 m with a 16 m track width, and the 190-hectare site holds three layouts and a large pit apron. A three-storey timing tower stands over a ground-floor medical room.

The project was driven by the Asociación Automovilística Centenario Competición and its president Julio Óscar "Lito" Holzmann, and took 24 months of uninterrupted work by a team of 70 people. It was presented on 25 August 2009, when Juan Manuel Silva and Norberto Fontana turned the first laps in TC2000 showcars from the official Toyota and Honda teams. The official opening came on the weekend of 6 September 2009 with round 9 of TC2000, won by Mariano Werner ahead of Leonel Pernía and Matías Rossi. Turismo Carretera first raced here on 18 April 2010, round 4, won by Lionel Ugalde in a Ford.

The circuit is named after Neuquén Province and is also called Autódromo Parque Ciudad de Centenario. Its first national event was round 9 of the 2009 TC2000 calendar, won by Mariano Werner ahead of Leonel Pernía and Matías Rossi. Turismo Carretera, the category with the most appearances here, debuted on 18 April 2010, won by Lionel Ugalde in a Ford.

The track is located about 15 kilometers from the city of Neuquén and is easily accessible via Route 7. There is plenty of parking, good access to main roads, and food vendors near the venue.

The site covers 190 hectares and holds three separate layouts plus a large pit apron. The main circuit measures 4,380 m in the Spanish article and 4,319 km in the English one, with a track width of 16 m. The three-storey timing tower has a medical room on its ground floor.