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Area 27 Motorsports Park

Area 27 Motorsports Park

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Nk'Mip Rd, Oliver, British Columbia, V0H 1T0, Canada
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Sep 13, 2018
The best !!! place to race motorcycle or car. Worth every single $$$ ;) very long and wide track. Adrenaline starts pumping....faaast :)

May 14, 2018
Spent two days at Area 27 and was thrilled with the entire experience. Staff are incredibly welcoming and happy to assist. The track is designed to best suit the land it’s built on. Not just a pre-designed layout. Super fast and technical. I look forward to many more track days here — be sure to stop into one of the local wineries on the way home. Cheers!

Jul 17, 2018
Great track! OPP was great running is on july 7. Just missing toilet and shower area like the Ridge #comingsoon?

Jul 6, 2018
Fantastic venue, the track is super fun. Great pavement.

Jun 11, 2017
Spectacular track! Here's what it's like from a motorcycle perspective: Exiting the pits onto the main straightaway the apex of Turn 1 is not visible because there is a gentle drop off in the braking zone, it’s there on purpose and makes the corner super fun and technical. After the long straightaway comes Turn 2which is a fast sweeper, next is Turn 3 which is almost a full hairpin. Turns 4 & 5 are basically one long corner when taken at speed and feature a wonderful dip in the middle where the apex of Turn 5goes out of sight for a moment, very cool. Turn 6 leads to an uphill entry of the spectacular Turn 7, which is banked 11 degrees and has a downhill exit (that’s right,Turn 7 has an uphill entry and downhill exit!).Turn 7 is such a fun, amazing corner, it’s not really a corner where time can be made up during a lap but a corner to be enjoyed and savoured, a true work of art. Turns 8 and 9 are opposing 90 degree corners with Turn 9 entry being uphill and blind entry, great racing corners. Turn 10 is a sweeper and leads to the deceivingly fun Turn 11, which has a blind entry and straightens out sooner than anticipated. Turn 12 is a full hairpin that requires hard braking on entry. Turn 13 is a ultra fast corner reminiscent of the famous 130R at Suzuka.Turn 14 is another hairpin and features track exit on the outside. A good line through Turn 15 sets up nicely for Turn 16 and down the main straightaway to start another lap of the epic Area 27.

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