VENUE GUIDE

GETTING
THERE

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is located on a man-made island in the middle of the Saint Lawrence River. With no direct car access for fans, the venue is served by one of the most efficient Metro connections in F1, along with scenic river ferries and bike paths.

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve β€” Track Map

HOW TO GET THERE

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Metro (Yellow Line)

Highly Recommended

Take the Yellow Line from Berri-UQAM hub directly to Jean-Drapeau station on the island. It is the fastest and most efficient way to reach the track.

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River Shuttle (Navettes Fluviales)

Scenic Route

Operates from the Old Port of Montreal directly to Saint Helen's Island. A beautiful way to arrive and avoid the underground crowds.

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Cycling

Active Fans

Montreal is incredibly bike-friendly. Cross the Concorde Bridge or use the dedicated bike paths along the river. Bike parking is available near the gates.

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Walking

If staying in the Old Port, you can walk across the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. It's a long walk (45-60 min) but offers spectacular views of the circuit and skyline.

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GATE OPENING TIMES

Gates open 2 hours before the first session each day.

Friday

Practice 1

10:30 EDT

Saturday

Sprint

10:00 EDT

Sunday

Race

14:00 EDT

Things to Do Between Sessions

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