ASN Canada FIA is strongly opposed to illegal street
racing.
ASN recognizes the passion that Canadians, particularly young Canadians,
have for their cars.
Our activities include provision across Canada for
"organized motoring freedom off the streets"... opportunities for motorists of
all ages to enjoy their cars in the atmosphere of a controlled environment
combined with the absence of the stress of normal highway constraints.
On this webpage we offer an alternative, and generally explain what SoloSport is
all about.
Enjoy your visit and take time to see what we do, and how we do it, through a
Canada-wide network of affiliated volunteer motor sport clubs.
Documents section here
SoloSport
"organized
motoring freedom... off the streets!""
Grassroots competition at its best
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SoloSport across Canada... |
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British Columbia: |
Confederation of Autosport Car Clubs |
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Sheldon Lemoine [email protected] |
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Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba: |
Western Canada Motorsport Association |
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Doug Campbell [email protected] |
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Ontario: |
Canadian Automobile Sport Clubs - Ontario |
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Chuck Atkins [email protected] |
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Quebec: |
F�d�ration de sport automobile du Qu�bec |
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Guillaume Couture [email protected] |
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Maritimes: |
Atlantic Region Motorsports |
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Dave Hull [email protected] |
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SoloSport is motorsport with no wheel-to-wheel contact permitted. |
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Safety is the order of the day for SoloSport... |
Drivers can enjoy a variety of driving experiences from the novice wanting to learn more about driving their normal street vehicle, to the more experienced driver wanting to test the limits of themselves and their car... whatever the driver's particular circumstances, SoloSport offers "organized freedom" without the stress of normal highway constraints. |
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The cars... |
Cars are separated in performance categories that include provision for a driver to enjoy spirited motoring in normal street vehicles, modified street vehicles, specially-prepared high performance or race cars. |
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There are three distinct categories, each with a variety of car classes. |
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AutoSlalom competitions... |
In organized competitions, drivers compete individually against the clock on specially designed temporary courses. The courses are layed out with different challenging designs that test the driver's knowledge of personal skill, capabilities of the car, design of the facility, and of course - the clock. |
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SoloSprint competitions... |
In organized competitions, drivers compete individually against the clock on well-known purpose-built racetracks such as British Columbia's Mission Raceway, Manitoba's Gimli Motorsport Park, Ontario's Mosport Park & Shannonville Motorsport Park, Qu�bec's Autodrome St. Eustache and the Maritime's Atlantic Motorsport Park. |
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Solo Lapping for pleasure... |
In organized activities, cars are separated into comparable performance categories. A day of activity includes scheduled track sessions for each category. Drivers are encouraged to simply enjoy themselves and their cars in a "relaxed" atmosphere, with no official lap timing allowed. |
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ASN Canada FIA's Director of SoloSport activity... |
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Mr. Terry Epp |
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Documents section for the administration of SoloSport activity in Canada... Click on heading |
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