Unleashing Power and Precision: The All-New Mercedes-AMG GT

The new Mercedes-AMG GT redefines high-performance driving with its perfect fusion of luxury, technology, and speed.

Car and Driver Editor’s Choice: The Volkswagen Golf R

The Volkswagen Golf R is more than just a car—it's a thrill ride in waiting.

2024 Porsche Panamera Unveiling at Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit

The 2024 Porsche Panamera redefines luxury and performance with its latest enhancements. This third-generation model...

Vehicle Highlight | Lotus Emira

We won’t dwell on the long wait for the Lotus Emira (three years since its initial launch, thanks to a global pandemic), but the time has finally come for this stunning vehicle to be delivered to its patient customers worldwide.

Gain Group Highlight | Island Luxury Tour

Experience the ultimate Island Luxury Tour this summer at the Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit.

CIRCUIT HIGHLIGHT | Kids Karting

Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton—nearly every F1 driver began their journey in a go-kart as soon as they could walk.

Circuit Fleet Spotlight | Cornering Cayman

The 981 Porsche Cayman S has been the longest-standing member in our fleet of vehicles. It has always been a reliable mainstay here at Circuit.

Tech talk | A deeper dive into octane

Every day drivers are familiar with various fuel grades; 87, 89, 91, and even 93 maybe. You may even know that the numbers correspond to the fuels ‘Octane’ rating, but what is Octane? And why is a higher ‘Octane’ perceived as better?

FLEET SPOTLIGHT | AMG LEGEND

Boasting 385 horsepower and a very healthy 384 lb-ft of torque, the C43 is definitely not shy and perhaps one of our most powerful vehicles in the fleet. In signature Mercedes-Benz form, its traditional styling is both elegant and contemporary. However, add the letters AMG to the badge and what you’ll find is unexpected and dynamic track potential.

Let’s Go Karting

In last month’s newsletter, we shared our thoughts about this year’s upcoming Formula 1 season. With F1 representing the height of open-wheeled racing, this month we thought we would pay homage to where it often all began…karting. Karting started in 1956 in California, with the first Karting Federation founded in 1957 in the USA. It didn’t take long after that to become popular in Europe. By the 1970’s, it was established around the world, leading to international competitions and championships. It turned out that kart racing was the best preparation for ‘moving up the ladder’ to race in bigger and faster open-wheel racing series.