Circuit Mont-Tremblant
Circuit Mont-Tremblant, nestled in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada, remains a challenging and historic road course. Known for its significant elevation changes and flowing layout, it tested drivers' skill and bravery. While primarily a North American racing venue, it briefly hosted Formula 1, holding two Canadian Grand Prix events in 1968 and 1970. Its picturesque setting and demanding nature have cemented its place in Canadian motorsport lore.
- First Race
- 1968
- Last Race
- 1970
- Total Races
- 2(rank 60)
Most driver podiums
- 1stC. Regazzoni1 podiums
- 1stJ. Ickx1 podiums
- 1stC. Amon1 podiums
- 1stD. Hulme1 podiums
- 1stP. Rodríguez1 podiums
- 1stB. McLaren1 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stJ. Oliver2 starts
- 1stC. Amon2 starts
- 1stH. Pescarolo2 starts
- 1stG. Hill2 starts
- 1stD. Hulme2 starts
- 1stJ. Beltoise2 starts
- 1stJ. Stewart2 starts
- 1stJ. Surtees2 starts
- 1stP. Rodríguez2 starts
- 1stJ. Siffert2 starts
- 1stJ. Brabham2 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st1 wins
- 1st1 wins
Most constructor podiums
- 1st2 podiums
- 1st2 podiums
- 3rd1 podiums
- 3rd1 podiums
Year | More Info |
|---|---|
| 1970 | Race Details |
| 1968 | Race Details |