Las Paredes, motorsport track in San Rafael, Argentina
Las Paredes is a racing track located near San Rafael in Mendoza Province. The main circuit spans roughly three kilometers and features ten turns, designed to test drivers' skills through its curves and varied layout.
The track opened in 1968 and became an important venue for national and regional racing events in Argentina. Over the decades, it underwent several modifications, including the addition of new turns and longer straightaways.
Las Paredes was named after its location and served as the center of motorsport culture in Mendoza for decades. The track brought together drivers and fans who came to experience racing and celebrate their passion for motor sports.
The venue sits at approximately 3575 feet (1090 meters) elevation and offers views of Cerro de la Gloria and the distant city of Mendoza from the pit areas. Visitors should prepare for open terrain with direct sun exposure and bring appropriate protection.
After reconfiguration in 2006, the track became known as Circuit No. 3 and hosted impressive driving performances by local drivers such as Mariano Werner. The facility served beyond racing itself as a testing ground where teams could prepare their vehicles before major competitions.
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