South America
181 venues across 10 countries — the circuits, karting, dealers, engineers, museums, events, retail and training that make up the performance-motoring landscape of South America.
Category mix
- Circuits & Tracks23
- Karting29
- Training & Experiences15
- Engineering & Tuning22
- Dealers & Marques31
- Retail, Parts & Gear18
- Museums & Heritage14
- Events & Series29
Every venue in South America
Autódromo Ciudad de Rosario (Autódromo Municipal Juan Manuel Fangio)
Long-running Santa Fe circuit named for Fangio, a regular national-championship venue (TC, Turismo Nacional) in Argentina's third-largest city.
Autódromo Internacional de Termas de Río Hondo
Modern FIM/FIA-grade circuit that long hosted the Argentine MotoGP round, plus TC, Súper TC2000 and international car series.
Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez
Argentina's flagship permanent circuit, host of historic F1 Argentine GPs and the country's biggest TC, Súper TC2000 and MotoGP-era events.
Autódromo Parque Ciudad de Río Cuarto
Córdoba's southern motorsport park, a regular stop for TC, TC Pista and Córdoba Pista in Argentina's interior racing heartland.
Autódromo Parque de la Velocidad de San Jorge
Club-run Santa Fe circuit hosting Turismo Pista, rally and regional categories; actively expanding facilities as a western-Santa Fe motorsport hub.
Autódromo Provincia de La Pampa
Province-run 4.1 km circuit near Santa Rosa, a fixture on the TC, TC Pista and Turismo Nacional calendars in central Argentina.
Autódromo Santa Cruz (Adecruz)
Bolivia's main permanent circuit at km 13 of the La Guardia highway; twin ~2 km loops run by Adecruz, the country's leading motorsport club.
Autódromo FuelTech Velopark
Multi-discipline motorsport complex with road circuit, drag strip and kart tracks; relaunched February 2026 under FuelTech management.
Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Londrina)
City-run northern-Paraná circuit opened 1992 and named for Ayrton Senna; busy year-round schedule and a state-funded full renovation underway.
Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia (Ayrton Senna)
Goiás state circuit opened 1974 and renovated for international events; now on the MotoGP calendar and a Stock Car Pro Series host.
Autódromo Internacional de Tarumã
Long-standing high-average-speed circuit run by the Automóvel Clube do RS in greater Porto Alegre; hosts Stock Car Pro Series and Copa Truck.
Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet (Brasília)
The Federal District's government-run circuit, opened 1974 and named for triple F1 champion Nelson Piquet; hosts Stock Car and regional racing.
Autódromo Internacional Zilmar Beux de Cascavel
Historic Paraná circuit opened 1970, home of the classic Cascavel de Ouro and a Stock Car Pro Series and NASCAR Brasil round.
Autódromo José Carlos Pace (Interlagos)
Brazil's most iconic circuit, host of the Formula 1 São Paulo Grand Prix since 1973 and a fixture of Stock Car Pro Series racing.
Autódromo Velo Città
Modern FIA/CBA-homologated circuit opened 2012 with two layouts and an off-road track; a popular track-day and national-championship venue.
Autódromo Huachalalume (Autódromo Juvenal Jeraldo)
Northern Chile's main FIA-3 asphalt circuit (~2.5 km), hosting national championships, Carrera Cup rounds, track days, drag and bike events.
Autódromo San Antonio (ASA)
Coastal 1,700 m asphalt circuit near the port of San Antonio, used for club racing, track days and bidirectional circuit configurations.
Autódromo de Tocancipá
Colombia's premier permanent circuit, opened 1982 and run by Autódromos S.A.; home of the CNA, the 6 Horas de Bogotá and a kartódromo, MX and 4x4 tracks.
Autódromo Internacional de Yahuarcocha "José Tobar Tobar"
Ecuador's only FIA-affiliated permanent road circuit, ringing Yahuarcocha lake; home of the historic endurance classics and the National Circuit Championship.
Autódromo Víctor Rubén Dumot (ex-Aratirí)
Paraguay's home of national motorsport: 50+ ha TACPy-owned circuit (~5km combined layouts) hosting Super Prime, Formula Nacional, karting and Transchaco qualifying since 1971.
Autódromo La Chutana
Peru's principal permanent circuit (opened 2010), a fast 2.47 km layout south of Lima that hosts the CCTC and the historic 6 Horas Peruanas.
Autódromo Eduardo P. Cabrera (Rivera)
Border-city circuit rebuilt and reopened in 2013 by the Rivera government; a regional hub drawing Uruguayan and southern-Brazilian championships.
Autódromo Víctor Borrat Fabini (El Pinar)
Uruguay's premier permanent circuit, opened 1956 and run by AUVO; hosts national championships and the TCR South America touring-car rounds.
Club Salteño de Kart (Kartódromo Nicolás Vuyovich)
Salta's organised karting club and outdoor kartódromo, running full Escuela-to-Máster championship classes in Argentina's northwest.
Interlagos Karting
Indoor arrive-and-drive karting in the Atlantic resort city of Mar del Plata, a steady year-round entertainment venue for all ages.
Karting Pilar
Popular 400 m outdoor rental track off the Panamericana, a go-to greater-Buenos-Aires venue for arrive-and-drive racing and corporate events.
Kartódromo Internacional Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Club Argentino de Karting)
City-centre 900 m kartódromo run by the Club Argentino de Karting, combining national competition with public rental within CABA.
Kartódromo Internacional de Zárate (Kart Plus)
International-spec outdoor kartódromo north of Buenos Aires, home of the Kart Plus championship and rounds of national karting.
Speed Kart Villa Carlos Paz
European-style outdoor karting circuit in a major Córdoba tourist resort town, drawing holiday and despedida traffic year-round.
Karting Bolivia (KartXperience)
Official hub of Bolivian karting, listing and promoting the national outdoor kart circuits (La Paz, Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, Sucre, Potosí, Tarija) and the CNK championship.
Kartódromo Internacional Aldeia da Serra
One of Brazil's most respected outdoor kart tracks, a 1,200 m layout known for safety and fast rental karts in greater São Paulo.
Kartódromo Internacional de Nova Odessa (KNO)
Technical Campinas-region kart circuit opened 2012 with many layouts and balanced rental karts; a championship and track-day favourite.
Kartódromo Internacional Granja Viana (KGV)
Inaugurated 1996, a national karting reference in metro São Paulo hosting the long-running Copa São Paulo and 500 Milhas de Kart.
Kartódromo Internacional San Marino
CBA-recognised international kart circuit opened 2011 by the Andrade family, a 48,400 m² sport-and-events hub in the Campinas region.
Speed Park (Kartódromo Internacional de Birigui)
Large northwestern-São Paulo karting and family-entertainment complex with a 1,280 m international track and 40-plus layouts.
GoKarts Chile
Long-running 300 m outdoor kart track in Las Condes with dedicated kids' and teen circuits; open daily for recreational karting.
Karting Pirque
600 m outdoor kart track in Pirque running a 2021 Sodikart RT10 fleet for adults plus kids' karts; recreational and timed sessions.
Kartódromo Las Perdices
Chile's most modern outdoor kart complex with CIK-FIA-homologated layouts up to 1.7 km; hosts national karting championships, training and rentals.
SpeedPark
Professional Santiago kart venue near Espacio Riesco with adult, kids and baby tracks; an official Sodi W Series circuit for rental racing.
La Pista Indoor Karting
European-designed indoor kart track at Multiparque on the Autopista Norte with per-driver timing, podium and event facilities, a long-running Bogotá venue.
Pista Modo Karting
Covered, banked indoor kart circuit in southern Bogotá running electric SODI RSX karts, with championships, celebrations and corporate events.
Kartódromo Cotopaxi
Modern 1,600 m outdoor kart circuit with 20+ layout variants and a karting school; a national championship hub hosting Rotax and Panamerican rounds.
Kartódromo Dos Hemisferios (Quito Karting Club)
Historic equator-side kart circuit run by Quito Karting Club, with 36 layout variants; South America's reference track and cradle of Ecuador's top racing talent.
Mundo Kart
Accessible rental-kart operation with tracks at Quito's Teleférico and Tumbaco, popularizing competitive karting for the general public and beginners.
Kartódromo del Parque de la Velocidad (Karting Club Paraguayo)
Paraguay's premier kart track in Ñu Guasú: a 640m pro circuit with 20+ layouts run by KCP, the cradle of national racing talent.
Formula Kart (Kartódromo Perú)
Modern indoor Sodi rental-kart track and home of the Lima Karting Club, hosting SWS competition rounds, leagues, corporate events and public sessions.
Kartódromo Racing Dakart de Asia
Large ~20,000 m² outdoor kart complex at Boulevard de Asia with three tracks (kids, adults, competition) and a Sodi fleet; venue for SWS rounds and events.
Federación Uruguaya de Karting (FUK)
National karting federation running the championship on the new 'Panamericano' kart circuit built inside the El Pinar autódromo complex.
Karting 27
Floodlit 400 m outdoor rental-kart track in Montevideo with cadet to GX400 categories, live timing, and corporate and party events.
Federación Venezolana de Karting (FVK)
Governing body of Venezuelan karting, running the national championship with live timing, results and pilot affiliation under FIA/CIK standards.
Mondo Kart Venezuela (EasyKart Trophy)
Exclusive Birel Art/EasyKart operator in Venezuela running the EasyKart Trophy single-brand series plus a kart school for ages 5-17.
Z1 Park (Z1 Racing Park)
Outdoor electric go-kart track in Macaracuay paired with gaming and dining, one of Caracas's most active urban karting venues.
RAC Escuela de Pilotos (J. Bianchi)
Driver school operating since 1982 at the Buenos Aires autodrome, training advanced-driving, touring and single-seater pilots on Crespi monopostos.
O.R.C. Bolivia (Off Road Club)
Off-road driving academy offering tiered 4x4 courses (intro, advanced, rescue) with theory and dynamic test-track practice; Bolivia's main overland driving experience.
Alpie Escola de Pilotagem
Driving school founded 1987 by Aldo Piedade, training 2,000+ drivers (incl. Kanaan and Pizzonia) with CBA-certified courses run at Interlagos.
Porsche Track Experience Brasil
Porsche Brazil's official track-driving programme with progressive Learn, Boost and Race track-day levels held at Interlagos and Velocitta.
Roberto Manzini Centro de Pilotagem
Long-running school opposite Interlagos offering sport, defensive and evasive driving plus 'piloto por um dia' track experiences.
CMA — Centro de Manejo Avanzado (Autódromo Las Vizcachas)
Chile's pioneer advanced-driving academy on the historic Las Vizcachas 1-mile circuit, running safe, advanced and sport driving courses with pro instructors.
Prodriving
Driver academy combining simulator assessment with on-track coaching at Las Vizcachas in a prepared race car; tactical, defensive and sport driving.
XRP Colombia
Cajicá driving academy billed as Colombia's only school with its own racetrack, offering licensing, skills and defensive-driving courses plus a virtual E-Race.