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Spanish Driver Pablo Amorós Dies in Accident at Monteblanco Circuit - Archysport

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Spanish motorsport is in mourning following the death of driver Pablo Amorós, who lost his life this Sunday in a tragic accident during a race at the Monteblanco Circuit, located in the province of Huelva. The news has caused deep consternation within the national motorsport community, prompting federations and...

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The accident occurred during the fourth round of the GTI Trophy, in which he participated this season and occupied the fifth position

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Competing in the GTI Trophy in the Onubense route when the fatal outcome came

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The pilot died last Sunday after an accident at a GTI Trophy test on the Monteblanco circuit in Palma del Condado, Huelva.

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Spaniard Pablo Amoros died in a serious accident during a race in Spain. The incident occurred at the Monteblanco circuit in the province of Huelva during the GTI Trophy race. The information was officially confirmed by the Royal Spanish Automobile Federation (RFEDA). Black Sunday for Spanish motorsport The tragic incident occurred during an official racing weekend. Pablo Amoros, who was a successful lawyer by profession, but actively participat…

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Spanish rally driver Pablo Amorós died this Sunday after an accident while he was running a GTI Trophy test at the Monteblanco Circuit (Huelva).

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Pablo Amorós, considered one of Spain's most respected veteran track racers, died on Sunday during a GTI Trophy race in Huelva. The circumstances of the accident are still under investigation, but it is believed he had a mechanical problem.

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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