Calabogie Motorsports Park

Calabogie features fast, sweeping turns and dramatic elevation changes

Calabogie Motorsports Park is a recently built race track located 60 miles west of Ottawa, Ontario. Calabogie features a 3.05 mile, 40-foot wide, 20-turn road course with 65 feet of elevation change and paved with a modern polymer modified asphalt.

Featuring a variety of turns and elevation changes, the Calabogie road course was designed by Alan Wilson and opened in 2006. Many of the turns are blind, late apex or double-apex turns, making it challenging and thrilling. Calabogie has noise limits due to local ordinances. Please ensure your car is equipped with a muffler. Camping is allowed at the track, but facilities are sketchy. Accommodation is available but limited in Calabogie.

There is an excellent site at trackpedia.com.

Track Configuration

There is only one road course configuration used by COMSCC and it is run in a clockwise direction.

Directions

From Western New England and New York To Calabogie, Ontario:

Go West on I-90 to New York State Thruway heading toward Buffalo, NY
Exit NYS Thruway for North on I-81 to Canada
Go West on Thousand Islands Bridge (approx. 1.5 miles) to Provincial Hwy 401
Go East on Provincial Hwy 401 for approximately 9 miles
Exit onto CR-5 and go north approximately 25 miles to Hwy 15 .
Go East on Hwy 15 approximately 5.5 miles and exit left onto CR-1.
Follow CR-1for approximately 11 miles to Hwy-511.
Follow CR-511 for approximately 40 miles to Calabogie.

From Northern or Eastern New England, you go up through Vermont into Canada and Montreal before heading west.

Go north on I-89 thru Vermont to the Canadian border
Continue North on Rt-133 toward Montreal for approximately 28 miles
Go West on Aut-35 across the Pont Champlain bridge
Take exit 18-Ouest to merge onto Aut-10, go for 13 miles
Aut-10 merges with Aut-15. Continue North on Aut-15 for approximately 7.5 miles
Take exit 70-Ouest to merge onto Aut-40, continue for 41.6 miles
Continue on the Transcanadian highway (aka Hwy 417) 121 miles, thru Ottawa to Calabogie.
Exit left onto Calabogie Road, (last chance for gasoline and diesel is here) and follow 14.6 miles into Calabogie.

Helpful Hints

It is advisable to obtain an insurance card from your insurance company covering your auto while in Canada. Also, you should have a complete listing of all equipment being brought into the country (parts, tools, tires, etc).
Do not bring a radar detector into Canada, as they are illegal and will be confiscated if found.
There is no leaded gas in Canada. Bring your own racing gas, but only enough for the event.

Food & Lodging

Hotels & Motels

From what we understand, there aren't a lot of choices for motels in the area around the track. Here is a list to try:

Calabogie Motor Inn Calabogie 1-866-494-0047 (toll free)
Calabogie Lodge Resort Calabogie 1-613-752-2676
Jocko's Beach Calabogie 1-613-752-2107
Calabogie Peaks Calabogie 1-613-752-2720
The Library Guest House Calabogie 1-613-620-2130
Bingo Bay B & B Burnstown 1-613-433-9104
Madawaska River B & B Calabogie 1-613-752-0402
Moran Cabins Calabogie 1-613-752-0453
Hudson's Cozy Corner B & B Calabogie 1-519-489-2684

Food

Slim pickings

Shooter's Bar & Grill of Calabogie Calabogie 1-613-752-1383
Munford's Restaurant Calabogie 1-613-752-2033

Contact Information

Calabogie Motorsports Park
462 Wilson Farm Road
Calabogie, ON, Canada K0J 1HO

613-752-1252
info@calabogiemotorsports.com

http://www.calabogiemotorsports.com/

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