Master the Road: Essential Training for New and Experienced Drivers

Boost your driving skills with our New Driver Training Program, a half-day course that helps you build confidence in a private, controlled environment.

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.