When the Canadian Grand Prix comes to town, the party begins. With the combination of a great track, world-class restaurants, trendy hotels and a city that never sleeps, Montreal has become an annual favorite for many people from all over the world.
The circuit was built in 1967 on a man-made island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River and was named in honor of Gilles Villeneuve. The Canadian Grand Prix combines a mixture of slow and fast corners and demands a lot of the engines as well as the braking system. As for entertainment, Montreal literally turns itself over to the Canadian Grand Prix each year. The city gets consumed with special events and parties during race weekend.
The annual stopover in Montreal remains one of the most popular with the F1 circus. Are you ready for great food, entertainment and spectacular racing? Than look no farther; the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is where its at!
The circuit was built in 1967 on a man-made island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River and was named in honor of Gilles Villeneuve. The Canadian Grand Prix combines a mixture of slow and fast corners and demands a lot of the engines as well as the braking system. As for entertainment, Montreal literally turns itself over to the Canadian Grand Prix each year. The city gets consumed with special events and parties during race weekend.
The annual stopover in Montreal remains one of the most popular with the F1 circus. Are you ready for great food, entertainment and spectacular racing? Than look no farther; the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is where its at!
