Here's the thing: bridging the gap between classroom theory and the roar of a live racing weekend is no small feat. Students from the Formación Oficial Deportivo and Comunicación programs at ACTC Educación recently tackled this challenge head-on with an educational visit to the Autódromo Roberto Mouras in La Plata, stepping behind the scenes to see how a professional motorsport venue actually operates.
Guiding the group through the grounds were teachers Sergio Gianotti, Sergio Garone, and Martín Gil Bicella. These instructors walked the students through the inner workings of the circuit, breaking down the essential mechanics and logistical demands required to run a proper competition.
During the tour, the students got an up-close look at the crucial areas that keep race day moving. From the transmission booth and technical inspection zones to the tire shop and the fuel station, every stop was designed to connect classroom lessons directly with the realities of a sports venue in action.
This kind of hands-on experience is a core part of the educational mission at ACTC Educación, which consistently aims to push students straight into the professional orbit of motorsport by anchoring their studies in the real world.
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