The Argentine Automobile Club (ACA) issued a statement on Monday afternoon in which it announced that it will withdraw its sporting power from the Road Tourism Corridors Association (ACTC).
At around 6 pm on Monday, March 25, the Argentine Automobile Club (ACA) released a statement in which it announced that it would withdraw its sporting power from the Road Tourism Corridors Association (ACTC).
“He Argentine Automobile Clubin its capacity as the National Sports Authority, has decided to withdraw the selective power in sports duly vested in the Runners Association Road Tourism (ACTC) for inspection of categories Road Tourism, Track Road Tourism and Top Race. “This decision has been notified to the aforementioned entity through reliable means.”wrote the HERE in recent communication.
The agreement has been in effect since 2001 and includes the three aforementioned divisions. That’s why power has also been withdrawn from Top Race, a category that has been out of control for a long time.. What this new proposal does is void the previous agreement.
Source: Tycsports
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