Fancy getting your hands on Canada's iconic Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant? Now is your chance, because Lawrence Stroll has put it up for grabs. Opened back in 1964, the Circuit Mont-Tremblant played host to the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix on two occasions, in 1968 and 1970. Based eight miles south of the Mont-Tremblant village in Quebec, the venue has undergone several makeovers in the years past to become a 2.65-mile circuit in its current form. A characteristic of the venue when Formula 1 once raced there was its bumpy nature. In fact, of the combined 40 cars that entered the 1968 and 1970 Canadian GPs, only 21 made it to the end with 16 of those drivers classified. But not to worry, it...
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