The new racetrack will be delivered in March 2014.
Agetop began renovations this month on the Goiânia International Racetrack; the project, budgeted at R$ 27 million, will involve alterations to the track, expansion of the pit boxes, and improvements to the site's infrastructure. The Goiânia racetrack is one of the most traditional and throughout the 80s and 90s hosted international competitions, such as rounds of the MotoGP World Championship. The track layout has always been considered by riders from all over Brazil as one of the most aggressive and challenging.
Goiás 247_ The renovation, adaptation, and modernization works at the Goiânia International Racetrack began this month. The track alterations, which follow standards established by the International Automobile Federation (FIA), consist of the circuit's restoration, as well as renovations to the control tower and the covered grandstand. Agetop is responsible for carrying out the work.
The garages will be rebuilt and expanded, increasing the width of the pit lane from nine to 17 meters, as well as upgrading the electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems. In addition to the renovations and adaptations of the buildings, a 55 square meter park will be constructed, featuring entertainment areas and walking and cycling paths.
This park can be used by the public regardless of when the racetrack opens. The total cost of the renovation is R$ 27,3 million and completion is scheduled for March 2014.
The Goiânia racetrack is one of the most traditional and throughout the 80s and 90s hosted international competitions, such as rounds of the MotoGP World Championship. The track layout has always been considered by riders from all over Brazil as one of the most aggressive and challenging.