In the month of September, the National Capital of Citrus will have the privilege of being part of the itinerary, welcoming this emblematic caravan of historic vehicles that brings together around 150 cars and mobilizes some 500 people, generating a direct impact on the city's tourism and commercial activity.
From September 12 to 20, the twenty-second edition of the Gran Premio Argentino Histórico (GPAH) will take place, the country's main regularity car competition organized by the Automóvil Club Argentino (ACA). This federal circuit will travel through Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos, Corrientes, Misiones, Chaco, and Santa Fe, returning to the Mesopotamia region after more than ten years: the last visit was in 2014.
AN EVENT THAT PROJECTS CONCORDIA
Concordia will once again host this prominent event after more than a decade, a result of the efforts maintained by the Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué, and the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, together with the second Vice President of the ACA, Jorge Revello, which made it possible for the city to be integrated into this important circuit.
For two days, Concordia will host this traditional competition that pays tribute to the golden age of national motor racing. On the first day, the cars will be exhibited in Plaza 25 de Mayo, allowing the public to enjoy up close authentic mechanical jewels that remain impeccable. The following day, the activity will continue at Parque Central Viñedos Moulins, from where the competitors will continue their journey towards the next provinces on the route.
This event adds a relevant attraction to the local calendar, consolidating Concordia as a venue for national events and projecting it within the country's tourist and sports circuit.
A COMPETITION WITH HISTORY
The Gran Premio Argentino Histórico, also known as “The Great Race,” had its first edition as a regularity test in 2003, promoted by the ACA to revive those legendary speed and endurance competitions that were held between 1910 and 1975.
With categories that include historic vehicles (models up to 1975), Gran Turismo (1976 to 1984), and the new Contemporaries category (1985 to 2025), the event proposes traveling more than 3,200 kilometers in a family-friendly environment while respecting traffic regulations.
Thus, Concordia prepares to experience a special chapter of this exciting journey, inviting residents and visitors to enjoy a meeting that combines history, culture, and a passion for classic cars.
From September 12 to 20, the twenty-second edition of the Gran Premio Argentino Histórico (GPAH) will take place, the country's main regularity car competition organized by the Automóvil Club Argentino (ACA). This federal circuit will travel through Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos, Corrientes, Misiones, Chaco, and Santa Fe, returning to the Mesopotamia region after more than ten years: the last visit was in 2014.
AN EVENT THAT PROJECTS CONCORDIA
Concordia will once again host this prominent event after more than a decade, a result of the efforts maintained by the Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué, and the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, together with the second Vice President of the ACA, Jorge Revello, which made it possible for the city to be integrated into this important circuit.
For two days, Concordia will host this traditional competition that pays tribute to the golden age of national motor racing. On the first day, the cars will be exhibited in Plaza 25 de Mayo, allowing the public to enjoy up close authentic mechanical jewels that remain impeccable. The following day, the activity will continue at Parque Central Viñedos Moulins, from where the competitors will continue their journey towards the next provinces on the route.
This event adds a relevant attraction to the local calendar, consolidating Concordia as a venue for national events and projecting it within the country's tourist and sports circuit.
A COMPETITION WITH HISTORY
The Gran Premio Argentino Histórico, also known as “The Great Race,” had its first edition as a regularity test in 2003, promoted by the ACA to revive those legendary speed and endurance competitions that were held between 1910 and 1975.
With categories that include historic vehicles (models up to 1975), Gran Turismo (1976 to 1984), and the new Contemporaries category (1985 to 2025), the event proposes traveling more than 3,200 kilometers in a family-friendly environment while respecting traffic regulations.
Thus, Concordia prepares to experience a special chapter of this exciting journey, inviting residents and visitors to enjoy a meeting that combines history, culture, and a passion for classic cars.