Here is something brilliant to see from the folks at Actc educación, who are bringing their program to Rosario for the very first time. They are setting up shop at the Autódromo Juan Manuel Fangio to run their classic mechanical and road safety training, alongside a dedicated safe driving clinic tailored specifically for the local police and municipality.
The schedule runs from 8 to 18:30 hours, packed with serious instruction. Leading the charge as instructors are Claudio Alonso, Pablo Azorin, Osvaldo Beccam, and Diego Garay, who are putting their motorsport expertise to work for companies and institutions managing vehicle fleets. The whole point here is giving organizations concrete tools to sharpen driving skills, prevent accidents, and build a genuine safety culture.
Structure-wise, the clinic breaks down into several distinct modules. Participants move from theoretical concepts of defensive driving straight into supervised track practice. It is a brilliant way to bridge the gap between classroom theory and the brutal reality of car control.
Attendees will cycle through simulation experiences in controlled environments, practical track drills, and performance evaluations designed to hammer home the importance of prevention and split-second decision-making behind the wheel. The curriculum even puts drivers to the test with front and reverse slaloms, curves and counter-curves, hard braking, and smooth driving exercises.
With this push into Rosario, Actc educación continues solidifying its status as a key reference for applied road safety training. It is a clever educational product that takes the raw experience of racing and translates it directly into everyday risk prevention on the streets.
