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35 EDITION • 27 to 30 November |
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TRIPLE CROWN |
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From 1989, through the years, and thanks to the success of the 1000 Millas Sport, the activity in our country has experienced a significant growth. Many different events have
been created from this, not only in Buenos Aires, but all over the country.
Since 1999, on initiative of Club Automóviles Sport, the Automovil Club Argentino organizes
an Official National Championship supervised by the Comisión Deportiva Automovilística
(CDA).
Resulting from the interaction of the three mentioned institutions, the three races that share
the same spirit that characterizes the historic car racing in Argentina (all of them giving
points for the Argentinean championship) are gathered in a special prize: the Triple Crown.
This special honor prize will be awarded, year after year, to the driver who, taking part in all
the three competitions will get the best performance. |
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GOLDEN ALBUM - TRIPLE CROWN |
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2022
Oxenford, Jack - Díaz, Ricardo Porsche 911 T - 1974 |
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2021
Erejomovich, Daniel - Llanos, Gustavo
AC 16/80 Comp. Sport - 1938 |
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2019
Leo Zerbini - Carlos Tesan
Porsche 911 T - 1972
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2018
López, Alejandro - Gourovich, Gabriel Delage M6 - 1927
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2017
Erejomovich, Daniel - Llanos, Gustavo
AC 16/80 Comp. Sport - 1938 |
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2016
Erejomovich, Daniel - Llanos, Gustavo
AC 16/80 Comp. Sport - 1938 |
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2015
Erejomovich, Daniel - Llanos, Gustavo
AC 16/80 Comp. Sport - 1938 |
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2014
Tait, Alejandro - Tait, Carlos
Porsche 911T - 1970 |
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2013
Tonconogy, Juan - Berisso, Guillermo
Riley Sprite - 1936 |
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2012
Erejomovich, Daniel - Gallo, Gustavo
Triumph TR3 B - 1962 |
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2011
Licursi Ricardo - Pujol Patricia
Alfa Romeo Montreal - 1975 |
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2010
Nocetti Fernando - Laconi Leonardo
Triumph TR3 B - 1962 |
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2009
Erejomovich, Daniel - Pelaya, Carlos
Porsche 911 T - 1970 |
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2008
"Don Segundo Sombra" - Reami, Raúl Alberto
Ford Thunderbird - 1956 |
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2007
Tonconogy, Juan - Berisso, Guillermo
Riley Sprite - 1936 |
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2006
Martín Súcari - José Luis Celada
Maserati 4 CS 1100 - 1934 |
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