The Argentine Grand Prix street route includes Playa Granade, the Northern breakwater and the Navy Base, in Mar del Plata city, located in the central eastern province of Buenos Aires.

　　Besides, according to the Auto Racing International Federation (FIA) project, the Argentine Grand Prix's 5000-meter track has 18 curves and a width between 12 and 16 meters. The lap's estimated time is of one minute and 33 seconds, and the average speed is near the 193 kph. Specifically, at the end of the main straight line located in the Northern breakwater, the cars would reach above 321.1 kph.

　　On Wednesday, President Cristina Fernandez announced the return of Formula One competitions to Argentina. The last time a Grand Prix was celebrated in Argentina was in 1998, in the Buenos Aires racetrack, when the seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher won.

　　According to the magazine, the FIA experts praised Mar del Plata and made a first design of the route, which was later improved by the Argentine engineers.

　　Argentina's Tourism Minister Enrique Meyer said the government will invest between 20 and 22 million U.S. dollars in each of the three competitions.