Over the years, Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit has developed a suite of driving programs tailored to a wide range of drivers[...]
Victoria track
Designed for beginners eager to step into the world of high-performance driving, this program lays the perfect foundation for mastering the fundamentals[...]
The new pop-up Wet Weather Driving Program offers a full or half-day experience designed to enhance drivers' skills on wet tracks[...]
On May 19-21, the Victoria Day Speedfest Weekend initiated the 2017 season for the IMSA Ultra 94 GT3 Cup Challenge Canada by Yokohama. It put Team Porsche Centre Victoria and veteran driver Pieter Baljet against semi-professional drivers racing head to head in one of the largest single-make series in North America.
The Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit was pleased to welcome the team and their car for a few test laps around the track, followed by some skidpad and acceleration tests in our dynamic driving area.
To us, the Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit is one of the most unique motorsport facilities in the country, if not North America, but what makes it even more special is hearing all the wonderful feedback and comments from our members and their guests regarding how the Circuit makes them feel and what it means to them.
Vancouver Island is known for its super mild winters but this year, it was the longest and coldest winter the island has seen in the last 40 years. But while most on the island may have dreaded the cold, we embraced it by offering winter driving programs, defensive driving in icy conditions, tire comparison educational series and community sponsorships.
Discover the very best of Canada’s only year-round motorsport facility through our one-day comprehensive test-drive experience where for one day, you will live like a member.
In celebration of the soft opening of the Villa Eyrie Resort mid September 2016, we would like to introduce you to an incredible limited time special.
While high performance vehicles are very popular and profitable for car companies, the downside is you can’t drive them on public roads the way they were built to run. The Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit was designed not for racing, but for the purpose of ensuring our roads are safer. Find out how.