The car will be shown in an exhibition from November 4-9 at the Michelangelo, Buenos Aires and then head to the Circuit of Buenos Aires and the Circuit of Termas de Rio Hondo, Santiago del Estero. It will be the first time an Indy car has been on track in Argentina for 51 years, when Al Unser conquered the Indy 300 at Rafaela Autodromo after winning both heats.
“For many years we have been trying to bring a NTT IndyCar Series car to Argentina and today to be in the position to officially announce the car will be returning for an exhibition after 51 years is amazing,” said JHR co-owner and founder Ricardo Juncos. “This gives us a lot of pride as Argentineans and for all that this means.
