Saturday at the Autódromo Juan Manuel Fangio in Rosario is in the books, and Turismo Carretera has its starting grids locked in for Sunday's crucial heats. Following a brilliant pole position run by Mauricio Lambiris, the stage is set for a proper Sunday battle on the asphalt.
Here is how they line up for the action. The opening heat kicks off with Mauricio Lambiris leading the way on the right-hand side, alongside Marco Dianda, who finished fourth in the overall classification. Behind them, row two features Castellano and Trucco, followed by Di Palma and Aguirre in row three, and Martínez paired with Moscardini on row four. Further down, Ochoa and M. Canapino share row five, Quijada and Barrio take row six, Ebarlin and Ledesma sit on row seven, Carinelli and Agrelo man row eight, and Fontana rounds out the final row.
Moving to the second heat, Matías Rossi and Julián Santero share the front row. Row two brings together Palazzo and Ardusso, while Werner and Landa take up row three. Lugón and Chapur share row four, with Risatti and Craparo right behind them on row five. Row six belongs to Catalan Magni and Jakos, row seven features Chansard and De Benedictis, and De Carlo alongside Vázquez close out this grid.
The final heat brings a stunning sight with the Maquin Parts Mercedes machines locking out the entire front row. Fritzler takes the primary grid box with Diego Azar right beside him. Behind the leading pair, Todino and Urcera occupy row two, Spataro and Canapino sit on row three, and Fain shares row four with Mangoni. Scialchi and Candela line up on row five, Gianini and Bonelli take row six, Valle and Trosset fill row seven, and Abella anchors the grid with Álvarez on row eight.
Sunday's schedule starts bright and early. The first heat gets underway at 10:55 hours, the second heat follows closely at 11:20 hours, and the final heat fires up at 11:45 hours. Everything builds toward the main final event at 14:00 hours. Fans can catch all the racing live on El Nueve and Motor Play.
