Mosport Can-Am

Mosport Can-Am
Canadian-American Challenge Cup
Location	Mosport Park; Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
Corporate sponsor	Pepsi-Cola, Player's, Labatt's, Molson, Budweiser
First race	1966
First Can-Am race	1986
Most wins (driver)	Denny Hulme (3)
Most wins (team)	McLaren (5)
Most wins (manufacturer)	Frissbee (7)
Circuit information
Surface	Asphalt
Length	3.957 km (2.459 mi)
Turns	10

The Mosport Can-Am races were Can-Am series sports car races held from 1966 to 1986 at Mosport International Raceway in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.

Winners

Year	Drivers	Team	Car	Distance/Duration	Race Title	Report
1966	Mark Donohue	Roger Penske Racing Enterprises	Lola T70 Mk.2-Chevrolet	2 hours	6th Canadian Grand Prix for the Pepsi-Cola Trophy	report
1967	Denny Hulme	McLaren Cars	McLaren M6A-Chevrolet	200 miles (320 km)	Player's 200	report
1968	Not held
1969	Bruce McLaren	McLaren Cars	McLaren M8B-Chevrolet	200 miles (320 km)	Labatt's Blue Trophy	report
1970	Dan Gurney	McLaren Cars	McLaren M8D-Chevrolet	200 miles (320 km)	Labatt's Blue Trophy	report
1971	Denny Hulme	McLaren Cars Ltd.	McLaren M8F-Chevrolet	200 miles (320 km)	Labatt's Blue Trophy	report
1972	Denny Hulme	Bruce McLaren Motor Racing	McLaren M20-Chevrolet	200 miles (320 km)	Labatt's Blue Trophy	report
1973	Charlie Kemp	Rinzler Motoracing/Royal Crown	Porsche 917/10 TC	200 miles (320 km)	Labatt's Blue Trophy	report
1974	Jackie Oliver	Phoenix Racing Organizations, Inc.	Shadow DN4-Chevrolet	200 km (120 mi)	Labatt's Blue Trophy Mosport 200	report
1975-1976 Series not contested
1977	Patrick Tambay	Carl A. Haas Racing Teams, Ltd.	Lola T333CS-Chevrolet	1 hour, 15 minutes	Molson Diamond Can-Am	report
1978	Alan Jones	Carl A. Haas Racing Teams, Ltd.	Lola T333CS-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Molson Diamond Can-Am	report
1979	Jacky Ickx	Carl A. Haas Racing Teams, Ltd.	Lola T333CS-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Molson Golden Can-Am	report
1980	Patrick Tambay	Carl A. Haas Racing Teams, Ltd.	Lola T530-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Molson Golden Can-Am	report
1981 (June)	Teo Fabi	Paul Newman Racing	March 817-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Molson Can-Am	report
1981 (Sept.)	Teo Fabi	Paul Newman Racing	March 817-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Molson Can-Am	report
1982 (June)	Al Unser Jr.	Galles Racing	Frissbee-Galles GR2-Chevrolet	200 km (120 mi)	Labatt's Blue Can-Am	report
1982 (Sept.)	Al Unser Jr.	Galles Racing	Frissbee-Galles GR2-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Labatt's Blue Can-Am	report
1983 (June)	Jacques Villeneuve	Canadian Tire Racing	Frissbee GR3\|Frissbee-Galles GR3-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Labatt's Can-Am	report
1983 (Sept.)	Jim Crawford	Fernley Racing	Ensign N180B-Ford	200 km (120 mi)	Labatt's Can-Am	report
1984 (June)	Michael Roe	Dallas Motorsports Inc.	VDS 002-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Budweiser Can-Am	report
1984 (Sept.)	Michael Roe	Dallas Motorsports Inc.	VDS 004-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Budweiser Can-Am	report
1985 (June)	Horst Kroll	Kroll Auto Service	Frissbee KR3-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Budweiser Can-Am	report
1985 (Sept.)	Rick Miaskiewicz	Mosquito Autosport-RCV Corp.	Frissbee GR3-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	Budweiser Speed Week	report
1986 (June)	Horst Kroll	Kroll Racing	Frissbee KR3-Chevrolet	150 miles (240 km)	SCCA Can-Am Challenge	report
1986 (Sept.)	Paul Tracy	Kroll Racing	Frissbee KR4-Chevrolet	40 minutes	Budweiser 650	report

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Canadian-American Challenge Cup

Location	Mosport Park Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
Corporate sponsor	Pepsi-Cola, Player's, Labatt's, Molson, Budweiser
First race	1966
First Can-Am race	1986
Most wins (driver)	Denny Hulme (3)
Most wins (team)	McLaren (5)
Most wins (manufacturer)	Frissbee (7)
Circuit information
Surface	Asphalt
Length	3.957 km (2.459 mi)
Turns	10

Winners

See also

External links