Sanair Super Speedway

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Sanair Super Speedway (Canada)
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CanadaCanada Saint-Pie , Quebec , Canada
Route type: permanent race track
Opening: 1970 Drag Strip
1972 Road Course
1983 Tri-Oval
Time zone: UTC − 5
Circuit
Road course
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Route data
Route length: km (1.24  mi )
Curves: 8th
oval
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Route data
Route length: 1.33  km (0.83  mi )
http://www.sanair.ca/joomla/

Coordinates: 45 ° 31 '44.8 "  N , 72 ° 53' 1.3"  W.

Sanair Super Speedway is a motor sports center in the small town of Saint-Pie , Montérégie administrative region , Québec province , Canada .

history

The motorsport facility was built in three sections: in 1970, a 1/4 mile drag strip for drag racing and an oval course with 1/3 mile were opened. In 1972 the circuit was built with 8 curves and a length of around 2000 meters, and in 1983 a tri-oval (three curves) with a length of 1330 meters was inaugurated. There is also a kart racing track and an off-road track in the facility .

Events

In April 2014 the run of the Championship Rallye Québec , the Rallye de Sanair took place.

Trans Am Series

year team vehicle
1972 United StatesUnited States United States Warren Tope Ford Mustang
1973 United StatesUnited States United States Warren Agor Chevrolet Camaro

Indy Car Grand Prix of Montreal

season driver vehicle engine team
1984 United StatesUnited States United States Danny Sullivan Lola Cosworth Doug Shierson Racing
1985 United StatesUnited States United States Johnny Rutherford March Cosworth Alex Morales Autosports
1986 United StatesUnited States United States Bobby Rahal March Cosworth Truesports

Web links

Commons : Sanair Super Speedway  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Website Championnat Rallye Québec
  2. 1972 Trans-Am Box Scores . SCCA Archives. Archived from the original on April 30, 2011. Retrieved March 2012, no longer online.
  3. 1973 Trans-Am Box Scores . SCCA Archives. Archived from the original on May 13, 2013. Retrieved March 2012, no longer online.