CANADIAN TIRE MOSPORT RACETRACK | ONTARIO | CANADA
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (originally Mosport Park). It was built in 1961 from a 450-acre Ontario farm. This was Canada’s first purpose-built road racing circuit. a 2.46-mile, 10-turn natural-terrain masterpiece designed with input from Stirling Moss, who inspired the famous double-apex “Moss Corner”.
It hosted Formula One Canadian Grands Prix (1967-1977) and Can-Am. Massive crowds over 50,000 attended. The park survived financial woes and receivership. It became a motorsport hub while preserving its original layout for over 60 years.
Rebranded as Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, it thrills spectators AND hosts historic races, cementing its legacy as North America’s most storied, unchanged RACE track.
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