List of FIA Member Organisations - South America

South America

Argentina

  • Automovil Club Argentino (ACA)

Bolivia

  • Automovil Club Boliviano (ACB)

Brazil

  • Associacao Automobílistica do Brasil
  • Car Club do Brasil (CCB)
  • Confederação Brasileira de Automobilismo (CBA)

Chile

  • Automovil Club de Chile (ACCHI)
  • Federacion Chilena de Automovilismo Deportivo (FADECH)

Colombia

  • Touring & Automovil Club de Colombia (ACC)

Ecuador

  • Automovil Club del Ecuador (ANETA)

Paraguay

  • Touring y Automovil Club Paraguayo (TACPY)

Peru

  • Touring y Automovil Club del Peru (TACP)

Uruguay

  • Automovil Club del Uruguay (ACU)

Venezuela

  • Touring y Automovil Club de Venezuela (TACV)

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