Nicolás Vuyovich ( Orán, Salta, June 29, 1981 –

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, 8 May 2005) was a sportscar driver from

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. Vuyovich died the same day he clinched his first win in TC2000 series at the wheel of a

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. He was one of the victims of a plane crash in Córdoba (when returning from

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) together with his team manager and other passengers. All six people on the aircraft were killed.

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About the accident (Clarin.com)
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n Spanish 1981 births 2005 deaths Argentine people of Montenegrin descent Argentine racing drivers Sportspeople from Salta Province TC 2000 Championship drivers Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in Argentina Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in 2005 {{Argentina-autoracing-bio-stub