Circuit Mont-Tremblant is a famous race circuit, located to the south of the village Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada. The course was built in September 1964 and owned by Lawrence Stroll. The track is 4.26 km (2.65 miles) in length, designed by Alan Wilson. The circuit has asphalt surface and comprises a total of 17 turns. Since its inauguration, it has been a venue for many important racing events that happens all round the year. It is currently hosting several international championships such as Mopar Canadian Superbike Championship, Canadian Touring Car Championship, Ferrari Challenge, and Formula Tour 1600.
The track was purchased by Montreal-based fashion mogul Lawrence Stroll in 2000. He appointed the track architect Alan Wilson to redesign the track. The only aim of the redesigning was to modernize the safety features, following the current FIA regulations. 
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