Here is the starting order for the Turismo Carretera final at the Juan María Traverso circuit in San Nicolás, which closes out the second edition of the Copa de Oro. Julián Santero takes the prime spot on the grid after winning the third heat, putting him on the inside for the start. Right alongside him on the outside will be Ignacio Faín, who missed out on converting his pole into a heat win and must settle for lining up second.
Just behind them, Matías Rossi rolls away from third place after taking victory in the slowest heat of the session. He is joined on row two by Diego Azar, who clocked in as the fastest runner-up. The rest of the field lines up in pairs all the way down to the back, setting the stage for what promises to be a wild battle on track.
The complete starting grid features a massive lineup:
Row 1: Ignacio Faín and Julián Santero Row 2: Diego Azar and Matías Rossi Row 3: Facundo Chapur and Otto Fritzler Row 4: Christian Ledesma and Mariano Werner Row 5: José Manuel Urcera and Agustín Canapino Row 6: Luis José Di Palma and Jonatan Castellano Row 7: Ricardo Risatti and Juan Ignacio Dianda Row 8: Valentín Aguirre and Juan Bautista De Benedictis Row 9: Santiago Mangoni and Marcos Quijada Row 10: Juan Bautista Catalán Magni and Juan Pablo Gianini Row 11: Nicolás Craparo and Marcelo Agrelo Row 12: Facundo Ardusso and Agustín Martínez Row 13: Mauricio Lambiris and Franco Moscardini Row 14: Hernán Palazzo and Germán Todino Row 15: Facundo Lugon and Agustín Landa Row 16: Matías Canapino and Nicolás Trosset Row 17: Jeremías Scialchi and Marco Jakos (listed as Chansard in secondary entries) Row 18: Juan José Gaggero (listed as Castro) and Juan Garbelino (listed as Ebarlín) Row 19: Mario Valle and Andrés Jakos Row 20: Kevin Candela and Juan Manuel Spataro Row 21: Norberto Fontana and Matías Vázquez Row 22: Diego De Carlo and Joaquín Ochoa Row 23: Tomás Abella and Juan Martín Trucco Row 24: Nicolás Bonelli and Santiago Álvarez Row 25: Franco Barrio and Juan Ignacio Impiombato Row 26: Matías Jalaf and Alan Ruggiero (listed as Ferrante) Row 27: Carinelli alone on the final row.
Everything is locked in for the main event. The green flag drops at 14:00 hours, with live coverage provided via El Nueve and Motor Play.
