Barrie Speedway
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| Barrie Speedway | |
| The Greatest Show on Asphalt | |
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| Facility statistics | |
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| Location | 8th Line of Oro-Medonte between Barrie and Orillia just off of Highway 11, Barrie Ontario Canada |
| Broke ground | Unknown |
| Opened | 1965 |
| Owner | Unknown |
| Operator | Unknown |
| Construction cost | 2 Million Cdn Dollar Upgrade 2004 |
| Architect | Unknown |
| Former names | |
| N/A | |
| Major events | |
| Unknown | |
| Seating capacity | |
| Unknown (Estimated) | |
| Current dimensions | |
| Track shape | Short Track Tri-Oval |
| Track length | 0.25 miles (tri-oval) |
| Track banking | Turns - Unknown Progressive Banking(Estimated) |
The Barrie Speedway is a racing track in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. The NASCAR Canadian Tire Series will use it in 2007, along with Canada’s Autodrome St. Eustache in Quebec and Edmonton International Speedway in Alberta.
Barrie has three home divisions: Late Models, Thunder Cars and Pure Stocks. Other touring series are hosted throughout the season.
The track underwent major upgrades in 2004 which included upgrades to seating, pits and a full resurfacing and partial reconfiguration of the racing surface into its present short track tri-oval.
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