Circuit Trois-Rivieres

Circuit Trois-Rivieres is a 1.6 mile temporary street course located about 80 miles north of Montreal, off of Highway 40, in downtown Trois-Rivieres, Quebec. The annual race on this track is named Le Grand Prix Player's de Trois-Rivieres.

Last Updated: 2006-02-14

Table of Contents

• Track Facts
• Historical Note
• Track Office
• Track Map
• Search for Web Pages
• Search for News
• Search for Images
• Getting There
• Accomodations
• Restaurants, etc.
• Search for Racing Support Services

Track Facts

Historical Note

A 1.3 mile track was used from 1968 to 1972. A 1.5 mile track was used from 1973 to 1976. The 2.1 mile track shown in the map was used from 1977 to 1985. The current 1.6 mile track has been used since 1989.

Track Office

Circuit Trois-Rivieres
Boulevard des Forges
Trois-Rivieres, QC, Canada

Track Map

This track map shows the 2.1 mile course (1977-1985). The section inside the hippodrome at the bottom center is no longer part of the track configuration, but otherwise the modern configuration is similar.

This Google Map Link shows the streets in downtown Trois Rivieres that comprise the course. The circuit uses Rue de Calonne, Boulevard du Carmel, Rue Papineau, and two roads just north of Boulevard des Forges between Boulevard de Carmel and Rue Papineau which are unnamed in the online mapping services.

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Search for Web Pages

Search for News

You may also wish to try using the Yahoo! Search as it may produce current news items.

Search for Images

Getting There

Address:
using Google Maps.

Accomodations

Number/Street	City	State
using Mapquest

Fine Dining and Otherwise

Number/Street	City	State
using Mapquest

Search for Racing Support Services

Service	Welding Fabrication Automobile Parts
Number/Street	City	State
using Mapquest

Copyright/License

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