2026 ACTC TC Round 6 Alta Gracia | Automotive Experience
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2026 ACTC TC Round 6 Alta Gracia
Alta Gracia, Córdoba, Argentina2026-05-29 to 2026-05-31
About This Event
The world's oldest continuously active auto racing championship, dating back to 1937, returns to the 4km Autódromo Oscar Cabalén at the foot of the Sierra Chica mountains. A weekend of Turismo Carretera stock car racing on the 13-turn circuit, with qualifying and finals through the elevation changes and La Chicana.
What to Expect
Three five-lap heat races split the grid before the afternoon final
First TC round at Oscar Cabalén in eleven years after circuit upgrades
TC Pista support category provides second-tier stock car racing
4km circuit with thirteen turns in Villa Parque Santa Ana
Expected attendance exceeds 50,000 spectators
Good to Know
Tickets available online with Tarjeta Cordobesa offering installment plans
Tickets valid for single daily entry; re-entry not permitted after leaving venue
Circuit located in Alta Gracia near Córdoba city
Late May typically brings mild autumn weather in central Argentina
Is This Event Right For You?
Best fit if you value motorsport heritage — world's oldest continuously active auto racing championship dating to 1937, Oscar Cabalén circuit returned to TC calendar in 2025 after 11-year absence, Argentina's most popular motorsport category.
Best fit if you enjoy touring championship atmosphere — Round 6 of 15-event season (10 regular rounds plus 5 Copa de Oro playoff races), mid-season positioning without finale pressure, 4km circuit through Sierras Chica mountain foothills, 13-turn layout with elevation changes.
Best fit if you like family-friendly motorsport — 50,000+ attendees expected for weekend, food trucks, brand activations, interactive experiences, Alta Gracia provincial setting 38km from Córdoba city, accessible via regional bus service, mild autumn temperatures.
Not ideal if you prefer standalone marquee race weekends — one event in 15-round championship spanning March through November, mid-season context without title implications, regional provincial venue rather than major international circuit, primarily domestic Argentine attendance.
