NEW! RESERVED CAMPING NOW AVAILABLE
Here’s some good news for CTMP motorcycle racing and camping fans!
By popular demand, we have opened up a limited number of Reserved Camping Sites for the 2025 Superbike Doubleheader Weekend, August 8-10.
Reserved Camping consists of a maximum of one (1) sleeping unit and one (1) vehicle per site within your space and a maximum of six (6) people per vehicle. At least one guest must be 18 years or older on each site.
When placing your order, please put a note in the Special Instructions Box with your top three (3) Camping Site Numbers along with the overall length and width of your unit – including your tow vehicle.
View the Reserved Camping availability maps here
Click here to book your reserved trackside camping now!

TWO WHEELS RULE AT CTMP
Canada’s top two-wheeled racers take over CTMP’s legendary Grand Prix circuit on the Superbike Doubleheader Weekend, August 8-10.
The country’s biggest motorcycle road racing event features two rounds of the Bridgestone Canadian National Superbike Championship (CSBK).
Other national classes on the schedule include the Pro Sportbike, Amateur Superbike, Amateur Sportbike, Twins, Ninja ZX-4RR Cup and Lightweight.

GREAT OFF-TRACK ACTION, PLUS FREE DEMO RIDES
When you want to take a break from the racing, check out the CTMP Marketplace with interactive displays, vendors, food trucks and the Beer Garden.
Don’t miss our free Saturday Motorcycle Movie Night in the CTMP Marketplace, near the Beer Garden.
Motorcycle riders can register for free demo rides (*see below for requirements) on the roads surrounding CTMP, from BMW Motorrad, Kawasaki and Yamaha. They’ll be set up in Paddock E, across from the CTMP Marketplace.
The race team paddock, located in the circuit infield at the north end near the start/finish straight, is also where you can get up close to the race teams, motorcycles, and riders when they’re not competing on track.
Access to all of the above is included with your event ticket purchase.
*Riders must be 21 years of age and supply their own riding gear (gloves, boots, jacket, jeans and approved helmet), hold at minimum a valid M2 license (ON) or Class 6 A (QC) and are required to sign a waiver















