Famous Buenos Aires track added to PISTA Motorsport Free update available to download now via Steam A free new update has been released for promising sim PISTA Motorsport, with the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez added to its burgeoning circuit roster. PISTA Motorsport is an Argentinian motorsport-themed racing sim currently in Steam Early Access with bold plans for comprehensive career and multiplayer modes. Its roadmap includes the introduction of modding (including support for community-made paid mods) and further track and car DLC as it moves towards V1.0. Perhaps best-known to Formula 1 fans simply as Buenos Aires, the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez has had a tumultuous history since its foundation in 1952. Originally conceived during populist president Juan Perón’s reign, the track hosted the Argentine Grand Prix sporadically between 1953 and 1998, its popularity initially boosted by the presence of Argentina’s greatest racing driver, Juan-Manuael Fangio. Undergoing many layout changes and renovations over its existence, the track was eventually renamed to commemorate Argentine racing driver Oscar Gálvez in 1989, with his brother Juan’s name subsequently added to its official title in 2008. The track is undergoing extensive modifications to bring it up to FIA Grade 2 level for 2027, when it will host a round of MotoGP. Currently, it showcases the country’s leading race series, Turismo Carretera, which also heavily features in-game. The PISTA Motorsport version of Buenos Aires features six distinct layouts and is compatible with the game’s recently introduced AI opponent system. Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in