Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is a race track located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It played host to the Formula One Canadian Grand Prix from 1978-1986 and again from 1987 until today. The track has hosted numerous other races, including the NTT Indycar Series, Formula E, and different domestic racing series. It was originally named Ile Notre Dame Circuit and was built after the success of larger venues such as Mosport and Watkins Glen. The circuit is named after renowned Canadian driver Gilles Villeneuve, who raced in F1 between 1977-1982 and won six Grand Prix over his career.

Since then it has become one of the most popular raceways in North America as it continues to host major international events on an annual basis. Experience world-class racing on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for yourself and take part in all the Grand Prix excitement when you visit Montreal! The well-maintained smooth asphalt surface, along with its riveting atmosphere, offers an unbeatable setting for a weekend of motorsport entertainment.

Consider a vacation in the beautiful area of Montreal all year round. The city is full of life and it’s the perfect place for history buffs, architecture lovers, music enthusiasts, and foodies. During the summer months, you can walk along cobblestone streets in historic Old Montréal or explore Old Port. From at least the end of May to the beginning of October, you can find outdoor terraces on almost every corner with live music during peak days such as weekends. The city also offers many free activities throughout spring and summer like walking tours, biking tours, or exploring art galleries that are unique to Montrealers’ culture.

There is no shortage of restaurants and cafés in which you can try a variety of local authentic cuisine from French dishes to smoked meat sandwiches typical of Montreal delis. Gastronomy enthusiasts come from far for Mtl's original dishes like poutine and sugar pie (tarte au sucre). So if you're looking for some high-speed thrills, head to Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and spectate one of the world's greatest motorsport events!