Calabogie Motorsports Park

Calabogie Motorsports Park sits on Wilson Farm Road in Calabogie, eastern Ontario, and opened in 2006 on a 486-hectare property; it was designed by North American track designer Alan Wilson. RacingCircuits gives the full Pro configuration as 3.050 miles or 5.050 km, making it Canada's longest circuit. There is also the East Stadium circuit at 1.740 miles (2.810 km) and the West circuit at 1.380 miles (2.200 km), which can be run at the same time. The operator lists 20 turns and a 2,000 ft straightaway and offers motorcycle lapping; instead of barriers the venue relies on wide run-off and level gravel traps. The Canadian Superbike Championship raced here in 2008, 2009 and 2015. For April 2026 the operator has announced that the original asphalt will be replaced. The character is technical: a mix of corner types with varying radius and elevation change that RacingCircuits calls tricky to master. Twenty turns over a good five kilometres means many steering inputs, a lot of braking and little rest - after a few laps your forearms speak up. For arm pump our top cause is not the suspension but your grip: you are holding the bar too hard. Ride deliberately with loose arms and a centred attack position, light hands and heavy feet, so legs and core carry the load.