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Circuit Mont-Tremblant

🇨🇦 Canada · F1 1968–1970

Circuit Mont-Tremblant latest Formula 1 layout

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Circuit Mont-Tremblant

Circuit Mont-Tremblant is a permanent racing circuit in Mont-Tremblant, Canada. Its latest Formula 1 configuration documented here measures 4.265 km, includes 15 turns and is driven clockwise.

Circuit Mont-Tremblant's World Championship story begins in 1968. Race Archive follows the venue through 2 represented F1 seasons and 1 historical layout, up to 1970, showing how the track and its role in the championship evolved over time.

Latest F1 configuration

Track identity

Length: 4.265 km
Turns: 15
Circuit type: permanent racing circuit
Direction: clockwise
F1 debut: 1968
Latest F1 season: 1970
Seasons represented: 2
Archive layouts: 1

Length, turns, type and direction refer to the latest Formula 1 configuration documented for this venue; historical layouts can differ.

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Historical layouts

1 historical layouts

Circuit Mont-Tremblant layout used in 1968,1970

Latest archive layout

1968,1970

Used in: 1968,1970

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