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ℹ️ About Mosport
The Chevrolet Grand Prix at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, widely known as Mosport, stands as a premier IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race. This high-speed contest brings world-class sports car racing to the historic Mosport Park track in Ontario, Canada. Fans gather to watch multiple classes compete across the challenging circuit in a race that typically runs for 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park features a fast, flowing 3.957 km (2.459 miles) layout with 10 turns that has maintained its original design for over 60 years. The Mosport circuit challenges drivers with rapid elevation changes and camber variations. Famous sections include Moss Corner, named after racing legend Stirling Moss, and the demanding high-speed Turns 1 and 2 that test driver skill and vehicle performance.
The IMSA race at Mosport showcases four main classes: GTP, LMP2, GTD PRO, and GTD. Manufacturers include Acura, BMW, Cadillac, Porsche, Corvette, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Mercedes-AMG. Teams like Porsche Penske Motorsport, Cadillac Racing, and Pfaff Motorsports bring top driving talent to compete on this demanding circuit. The mix of professional and amateur drivers adds depth to the competition across classes.
The technical elements of the Mosport IMSA race include the hybrid GTP prototypes that represent cutting-edge racing technology. LMP2 cars use spec chassis with cost controls, while GTD PRO and GTD classes utilize GT3-specification vehicles. Michelin provides tires for all competitors, with IMSA's Balance of Performance system ensuring fair competition between different car models in each class.
Mosport Park opened in 1961 as one of North America's first purpose-built road racing tracks. The name "Mosport" combines "Motor" and "Sport." This historic venue hosted Formula 1 races, including the first Canadian Grand Prix in 1967. Canadian Tire took naming rights in 2012, though many fans and racers still call it by its original name, Mosport.
The track sits on 900 acres of land east of Toronto and maintains its reputation as one of North America's fastest road courses. Racing legend Stirling Moss influenced the track design during construction. The circuit has welcomed various racing series throughout its history, with Rinaldo Capello setting the fastest-ever lap in an Audi R10 TDI.
This IMSA event at Mosport Park delivers close racing and technical innovation in a picture-perfect setting. The combination of high speeds, challenging corners, and multiple racing classes creates non-stop action for spectators and viewers alike. The Chevrolet Grand Prix at Mosport shows why this Canadian circuit remains a favorite for teams, drivers, and sports car racing fans.
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