Registration Details – We must have at least 30 people signed up for all 3 days of this event and committed (fully paid) by the end of March. Registration opens on January 16th, with a strict no cancellation policy after March 25th. You can still sign up after March 25th, but we will not be able to hold this event if we do not have at least 30 people signed up and paid by March 25th. Entry fees are $450 per day or $1250 for all three days. Registration includes daily lunch, beer & wine social, all classroom setting, coaching session and track time at one of the best tracks in the northeast. Please note: Calabogie Motorsports Park does have race car rentals available. Please contact the track directly to arrange for a race car rental.
Registration is on MotorsportsReg.
Local Hotels:
Calabogie Motorsports Park: https://calabogiemotorsports.com/collections/accommodations
Calabogie Peaks Resort: https://www.calabogie.com
Somewhere Inn Calabogie: https://somewhereinn.ca
Calabogie Lodge: https://calabogielodge.com
Local Activities:
Calabogie Motorsports Park: https://calabogiemotorsports.com
Calabogie Highlands Golf Resort: https://calabogiehighlandsgolfresort.com
Calabogie Brewing Company: https://calabogiebrewing.com
Tom Irwin Adventure Tour: https://tomirwinadventuretours.com
Lake Swimming area: https://www.theswimguide.org/beach/2873
Local Vineyards: https://kinvineyards.com
Event Information:
- On-Line Driver’s Meeting Pack – there is NO Drivers Meeting Pack for this event given its specialized format.
- Track Sound Requirements – Sound testing must be completed by each vehicle on your first day at the track. A sound tech-sticker will be placed on your windshield. No cars will be allowed on track without a sound test sticker. Sound levels will be measured 15 feet in front and behind the vehicle while the engine is revved at 2/3’s of redline of the tachometer. For cars, the average should be no more than 100 dbA with no single reading over 104 dbA. See full track rules at the following link: Calabogie Track Rules
- Track Rats note from Stan will be posted in June
- Event Schedule will be posted in June
- “iPhone” Schedule will be posted in June
- Run Groups will be posted in June
- Worker Assignments will be done at the track
- Adult Waiver will be posted in June
Logistics for Crossing the Border: Pretty much the COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted. Canada has an app to make crossing easier which is not mandatory for land travel. There are also rules for getting back into the USA you should review. Read the links below and everything should go smoothly. I have not personally crossed the border under these rules.
Canada arrival rules: https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid
Arrive Canada App: https://www.canada.ca/en/border-services-agency/services/arrivecan.html
Rules for entering the USA: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2021/10/29/fact-sheet-guidance-travelers-enter-us-land-ports-entry-and-ferry-terminals
Entering the USA FAQ: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2021/10/29/frequently-asked-questions-guidance-travelers-enter-us
Trailering a Car Over the Border The following information could be useful if you’re trailering your car across the border to one of our DE events in Canada. From the Department of Homeland Security website at Automobiles you need, “…specific proof of U.S. origination. This proof may be a State issued vehicle registration card or a CBP certificate of registration (CBP 4455) completed and verified by a CBP officer before departure from the United States.” So, if your car is registered you are good to go. If it’s a track only vehicle not registered for the street then the CBP 4455 will do the job. It’s available on the DHS website at CBP 4455. The latest word is that you might need form CBP 4457.
