Mosport โ Four Decades of Racing
By Bob Bockington

Mosport opened for club races on June 3, 1961 with a small club event, but organizers of races at Mosport have always jumped into racing with both feet, and before the year was out, a professional event was held with Stirling Moss winning the first Players 200. From that time onward, there have been a wide variety of events at Mosport; stock car races, Can-Am races, international motorcycle GPs and Formula One Grands Prix have graced this 2.459-mile road course.
This book takes on a monumental task in chronicling the 40 years of racing at Mosport but it accomplishes it in a style which is both informative and interesting. The 138-page soft bound book treats each decade of racing with its own chapter and a wealth of quality black and white photos. In addition to the four decades of automotive road racing, Brockington also delves into Mosportโs history as a motorcycle venue (on-road and off) and as a short oval with the many races held at Mosport Speedway.
โMosport: Four Decades of Racingโ is a thoroughly researched, well illustrated book that would be an invaluable trip down memory lane for anyone who either raced or spectated there in years past or a valuable resource for the racing enthusiast who wants to learn more about Canadaโs premier racetrack. A very limited number of copies are available either trackside or from the Mosport International Web site at a cost of $10 (Canadian). For ordering information contact the track at (800) 866-1072, (905) 983-5195 fax, [email protected], or www.mosport.com.




