History
The classic car event since 1989
The Club de Automóviles Sport (CAS) was founded in 1948 and today brings together the country’s leading classic car collectors. In 1989, it organized the inaugural 1000 Millas Sport, a regularity rally for historic sports cars, which over the years has become a benchmark in the world of classic car racing.
After a forced hiatus in 2020 due to the pandemic, the competition resumed its schedule; today, it annually gathers crews from Europe, the United States, and Latin America to race along the roads of Río Negro and Neuquén.
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Editions since 1989
FIVA
Event affiliated with the International Federation
CDA
Counts towards the Argentine Historic Sports Car Championship (ACA)
1989
First winner: Alex Jaime – Carlos Verdugo, Ford Mustang 1965
Gold Album
Roll of honor – drivers with the most titles
1
Juan Tonconogy
2009 • 2010 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2017 • 2021
7 titles
2
Fernando Sánchez Zinny
1992 • 1995 • 1996 • 2002
4 titles
Claudio Scalise
2004 • 2005 • 2008 • 2015
Daniel Erejomovich
2011 • 2016 • 2018 • 2022
4 títulos
3
Lorenzo Barra (h)
1990 • 1991 • 1994
3 titles
Luciano Viaro
1999 • 2001 • 2007
3 titles
4
Giuliano Cané
1997 • 1998
2 titles
Carlos Sielecki
2003 • 2006
Alejandro López
2019 • 2023
2 titles
5
Alex Jaime
1989
1 title
José “Pepe” Eliçabe
1993
Martín Sucari
2000
1 title
Winners by year
Latest editions
1989
Alex Jaime – Carlos Verdugo
Ford Mustang 1965
1990
Lorenzo Barra (h) – Virginia Vila Moret
Alfa Romeo Montreal 1974
1991
Lorenzo Barra (h) – Virginia Vila Moret
Maserati Mistral 1967
1992
Sánchez Zinny Fernando – Swoboda Erwin
Porsche 356 1960
1993
Eliçabe José Manuel – Del Buono Jorge
Ferrari Dino 308 GT4
1994
Lorenzo Barra (h) – Virginia Vila Moret
Alfa Romeo Montreal 1974
1995
Sánchez Zinny Fernando – Mclean L.
Triumph TR3 A 1960
1996
Sanchez Zinny Fernando – Sanchez Zinny Luis M.
Triumph TR3 A 1960
1997
Cane Giulliano – Galliani Lucia
Porsche 356 Speedster 1958
1998
Cane Giulliano – Galliani Lucia
Bmw 328 1938
1999
Viaro Luciano – Lavatte Rosella
Alfa Romeo Sprint Veloce 1957
2000
Sucari Martín – Celada José Luis
Maserati 4cs 1100 1934
2001
Viaro Luciano – Lavatte Rosella
Alfa Romeo Sprint Veloce 1957
2002
Sanchez Zinny Fernando – Del Buono Héctor
Alfa Romeo 1750 GS 1930
2003
Buga – Tina
Bentley Type 1929
2004
Scalise Claudio – Scalise Arturo
Aston Martin Le Mans 1933
2005
Scalise Claudio – Lareo Alejandro
Alfa Romeo 1750 GS 1931
2006
Buga – Tina
Bugatti Type 35 A 1926
2007
Viaro Luciano – Sánchez Mariño Juan
Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 SS 1928
2008
Scalise Claudio – Pecoroff Gustavo
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS 1931
2009
Tonconogy Juan – Berisso Guillermo
Riley Sprite 1936
2010
Tonconogy Juan – Berisso Guillermo
Bugati Type40 1927
2011
Erejomovich Daniel – Pelaya Agustín
Triumph TR3 B 1962
2012
Tonconogy Juan – Berisso Guillermo
Riley Sprite 1936
2013
Tonconogy Juan – Berisso Guillermo
Riley Sprite 1936
2014
Tonconogy Juan – Ruffini Bárbara
Riley Sprite 1936
2015
Scalise Claudio – Claramunt Daniel
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS 1931
2016
Erejomovich Daniel – Llanos Gustavo
AC 16/80 COMP SPORT 1938
2017
Tonconogy Juan – Ruffini Bárbara
Riley Sprite 1936
2018
Erejomovich Daniel – Llanos Gustavo
AC 16/80 COMP SPORT 1938
2019
López Alejandro – Gourovich Gabriel
Delage DM 1927
2021
Tonconogy Juan – Ruffini Bárbara
Riley Sprite 1936
2022
Erejomovich Daniel – Balbi Fabio
AC 16/80 COMP SPORT 1938
2023
López Alejandro – Gourovich Gabriel
Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 SS 1929
2024
Fliter Héctor – Reguero Luis
Fiat 6C 1500 Sport 1938
Club de Automóviles Sport
Patagonia, Argentina.
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