Atlantic Motorsport Park

One of the most unusual things about AMP is that it was designed, built and operated since August, 1974 by a volunteer group of motorsport enthusiasts,^[2] from the automobile, snowmobile and motorcycle racing groups. It has also hosted a Country and Western Festival. It remains completely owned by its membership club^[3] and is believed to be the only track in North America that hosts a national series competition that is volunteer run.

AMP has hosted notable auto racing categories, including Formula Atlantic and a NASCAR race in the 1970s.

At present, AMP is the annual host to the penultimate round of the Mopar Canadian Superbike Championship.

From May through October the track is busy with several local motorcycle and car clubs activities. The Atlantic Roadracing League runs a full schedule of motorcycle racing.^[4] The Atlantic Region Motor Sports Club (ARMS) uses it for their sedan and formula racing schedules.^[5] The Atlantic Sports Car Club (ASCC) uses it for their SoloSprint events.^[6] There are also a number of Advanced Performance Driving and Race Schools throughout the season.

Atlantic Motorsport Park hosted the CASC Player's Challenge Series (Atlantic Championship) from 1974 to 1977 and again in 1979.

Year	Date	Driver	Car
1974	August 18	Bill Brack	Chevron B27	[7]
1975	August 17	Bill Brack	Chevron B29	[8]
1976	August 8	Gilles Villeneuve	March 76B	[9]
1977	August 7	Bill Brack	March 77B	[10]
1979	July 1	Jeff Wood	March 79B	[11]

The unofficial lap record of 1:00.00 seconds was set in a Formula Atlantic Event in 1975 by Canadian racing legend Gilles Villeneuve.^[12] The circuit also featured the Canadian Honda Civic challenge in the 1980s. As of June 2025, the fastest official race lap records at Atlantic Motorsport Park are listed as: