The first date of the MotoGP World Championship, planned for the beginning of April at Termas de Río Hondo, in Santiago del Estero, has been suspended due to the situation in the country.
The country’s situation in the economic crisis affects not only the pockets of Argentines but also the attraction of world-class sporting events. This Wednesday was confirmed The first date of the Moto GP World Championship, which will be held at Termas de Río Hondo, in Santiago del Estero, has been suspended and from the organization They promised the Government of the Country.
“The FIM, IRTA and Dorna Sports confirm the cancellation of the 2024 Argentine GP. Due to the current circumstances in Argentina, the Promoter of the event has communicated that it is currently unable to guarantee the necessary services for the Grand Prix that will take place in 2024. with MotoGP standards. This event will not be replaced on the 2024 calendar. “MotoGP hopes to compete again at Termas de Río Hondo in 2025”, They said from the International Motorcycle Federation.
Orly Terranova held the Government accountable
Orly Newfoundland, pilot and head of the company organizing the event, pointed to several culprits for the suspension of MotoGP’s Termas de Río Hondo Grand Prix. “We, along with the Province, have done the impossible to try to get the national government to look after us, respond and give some sort of sign of compliance with the contract. No replies found. After 60 days in office, Scioli (Secretary of Tourism, Environment and Sports) was appointed and in the middle it became impossible to hold the event.. We in the Province have paid. The circuit is ready and I think they are painting it now.”he explained in an interview with El Liberal.
“We have bought everything and unfortunately we have no coordination with Customs, Intercargo, Gendarmerie or the financial contribution. Due to the lack of response, the worst decision was made. The truth is that it is incredible because “There is no way to show the project, its impact, work in the region”, he added.
The cost of the tickets between 150 thousand and almost 3 million pesos for a three-day VIP pass. Buyers can request a refund or keep them as they are valid for the Argentine MotoGP edition in 2025.
Source: Tycsports
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