The Tocancipá Autodrome, the only space for professional motorsports in Colombia, renewed its track
The new track improves machine grip on the ground, improves times, and has more safety measures. Photo: Courtesy.
TL;DR
- The main 2.7-kilometer track at the Autodrome of Tocancipá, used for 44 years, has been completely repaved for the first time in its history.
- The renovation included structural diagnostics, complete milling of the old asphalt, drainage system improvements, and the application of new high-performance asphalt layers.
- The new surface features a low international roughness index (IRI) of 1.15, comparable to top international circuits, offering reduced vibration for drivers and improved handling.
- Safety has been enhanced with up to 40% more grip, better water evacuation, and exceptional uniformity, significantly reducing the risk of loss of control and aquaplaning.
- The investment of over $6.4 billion is expected to foster regional economic development by attracting more national and international competitions and events across various disciplines.