Drag Strip
Toronto Motorsports Park is the official birthplace and home of drag racing in Ontario for over 50 years. It is the site of world class International competition and all things auto racing. Since its beginning in 1955, this versatile facility has risen from its humble origins to a national destination for racers of all speeds. The following timeline is a testiment to the impressive heritage this venue offers.
1955 Kohler airstrip gives way to Kohler Drag Strip, at least on Sundays.
1960 The tracks direction is changed to the way it is today.
1967 Super Boss Dragstrip joined the NHRA as part of Division 3, the North Central Division.
1968 1320 Dragway held the first race in the Can-Am series of drag races.
1971 Dragway Park was shifted to Division No. 1, the North East Division
1972 Dragway Park was hounoured as the Division 1 "Track of the Year".
1972 Dragway Park held it's first WCS meet.
1992 Cayuga Motorsport Park joins the IHRA.
1992 Cayuga Motorsport Park hosts the first IHRA National event outside of the United States, the SUMMER NATIONALS.
1998 Cayuga Dragway Park is once again sanctioned by NHRA.
2001 Cayuga Dragway Park returns to IHRA sanctioning.
2001 Cayuga Dragway Park changes name to Toronto Motorsports Park.
2002 ACDelco Canadian Nationals
August 9-11, 2002 Inaugural Race - Capacity Crowd!
Road Circuit
In 2000, a road circuit was added to the facility which offers 3 different track configurations. It Contains a perfect blend of tight technical sections and high-speed straits coming together to form a 3.0-km treasure. It takes a versatile driver to master this circuit.
