December Track Update
As the 300 people Clubhouse begins to take on its finished form, we would like to introduce you to some of the trades and craftspeople who are now working in partnership with SupErb Construction.
Tilke Canada
A man and his cars
A fascination for all things automotive was bolstered for Baljet by trips to the local track.
Highlights from one amazing day
Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen. On October 27th, we made it one step closer to making this vision of the Motorsport Circuit happen.
An evening with great company
On Thursday October 15th, our friends at Rudi & Company, world renowned automotive restorer and former owner of Pacific Competition Developments, joined us for an exclusive look at the current progress of the Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit.
The Clubhouse is taking form
In the short time since our previous update, the Clubhouse has quickly risen from its initial forms. Brickwork has now risen to the second-story level.
Construction Update – September 6, 2015
After months of amazing weather, we have finally received some much needed rain and the team of SupErb Construction along with Triple T Excavating are taking advantage of every minute and every piece of equipment to compact the fill and gravel in preparation to pave
The Final Reveal: Sector 4
The time is finally here to reveal the last remaining section of the track…
Introducing the clubhouse and pit garages
Being part of a great club is more than playing golf, sailing along the coast or in this case driving a few stints a day on a world-class track. In order to make a club feel like a home away from home, it requires a great place to meet, talk and enjoy the company of like-minded people. At the Vancouver Island Motorsport Resort, that place will be our clubhouse.
Introducing: Sector 3
Sector three is a highly technical element of the track in which no driver will…
Track Update!
The track continues to move forward in a steady pace and it’s all coming together quite nicely with the hard work of both SupErb Construction and Triple T Excavating.