Strawberry Creek Raceway Full
Strawberry Creek Raceway Full Note:
Strawberry Creek Raceway is a motorsport facility located at Township Road 504 in Thorsby, Alberta, Canada. The circuit measures approximately 4.0 to 4.2 kilometers (2.49 miles) in length, making it one of the longer road courses in western Canada. The track features either 19 or 25 turns depending on the configuration used, with a vertical elevation gain of 118 feet (36 meters) adding technical challenge to the layout.
The track can be run in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions and can be divided into 3 different sections, allowing for multiple layout configurations to suit various types of events and skill levels. The average speed around the full circuit is approximately 77 mph (124 km/h), with an average lap time of 1:56.9. Strawberry Creek Raceway serves as an important motorsport facility in Alberta, hosting various racing events, track days, and driver training programs. The circuit's length, elevation changes, and multiple configurations make it a versatile venue for both competitive racing and recreational track use in the Canadian prairie provinces.
Full Note:
The Full configuration at Strawberry Creek Raceway delivers 4.0 kilometers of counterclockwise challenges featuring 19 turns and 118 feet of vertical gain across Alberta's road racing facility located near Thorsby and Leduc, approximately one hour south of Edmonton. This full-length layout combines all available track sections to create the maximum challenge, with the circuit's bidirectional capability and modular design allowing division into three different section configurations. Running counterclockwise on the full course emphasizes the facility's elevation changes that add vertical complexity to the technical corner sequences, creating blind entries and compression zones that separate confident drivers from those still building racecraft.
What distinguishes Strawberry Creek Raceway's Full configuration from shorter Alberta circuits is the combination of 19-turn complexity with meaningful elevation gain uncommon on Prairie facilities where flat terrain typically dominates. The 4.0-kilometer distance creates extended lap times that test consistency and concentration, with drivers required to link corner sequences across varied elevation changes while managing tire degradation and brake heat across full-session runs. Alberta's continental climate creates dramatic seasonal variations with the facility operating primarily May through September to avoid harsh winter conditions. The full course serves regional motorsport enthusiasts with club racing, track days, and manufacturer testing programs, positioning Strawberry Creek as Alberta's premier road racing destination between Edmonton and Calgary metropolitan areas.
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