Argentina

Argentina is a country in southern South America, occupying about 1/6 of the continent. It is the largest Spanish-speaking country by area in the world, and its population is over 40,000,000.
The Argentine Grand Prix was held occasionally as part of the Formula One World Championship, the last being held in 1998. Juan Manuel Fangio is regarded as the most successful Argentinian driver, having won five world championship titles and being the only one to win his home grand prix. 
==Circuits in Argentina==
Circuit 	Location 	Events 	Map
Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez (1952–present)	Buenos Aires	Argentine Grand Prix: 1953-60, 1971-81, 1995-98	
== Argentinian Drivers==
===World Champions===
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* Juan Manuel Fangio
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===Race Winners ===
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* José Froilán González
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* Carlos Reutemann
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===Point scorers===
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* Oscar Alfredo Gálvez
* Onofre Marimón
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* Carlos Menditeguy
* Franco Colapinto
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* Roberto Mieres
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===Starters===
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* Pablo Birger
* Roberto Bonomi
* Clemar Bucci
* Jorge Daponte
* Nasif Estéfano
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* Norberto Fontana
* Miguel Ángel Guerra
* Jesús Iglesias
* Oscar Larrauri
* Gastón Mazzacane
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* Alberto Rodriguez Larreta
* Adolfo Schwelm Cruz
* Alejandro de Tomaso
* Esteban Tuero
* Ricardo Zunino
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===Non-starters===
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* Juan Manuel Bordeu
* Oscar Cabalén
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* Alberto Crespo
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* Alfredo Pián
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==Notes ==
Alejandro de Tomaso formed De Tomaso Automobili in Italy, and later manufactured the De Tomaso F1 car, also in Italy.
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