Halifax

The Moosehead Grand Prix was held for five years at two different temporary courses in Halifax, the state capital of Nova Scotia.

The Moosehead Grand Prix was held for five years at two different temporary courses in Halifax, the state capital of Nova Scotia. Sponsored by Canada’s oldest independent brewery, a narrow street circuit set around the Citadel Hill and its historic fort was venue for the first four years. The three of which were headlined by the American Indycar Series – a club championship founded by Bill Tempero for old Champ Car chassis and stock block engines. That category was replaced as the main attraction by a non-championship Formula 3000 race in 1993 with a field drawn from the British series. First qualifying was cancelled when the drivers’ demanded changes to the bumpy circuit and the event moved out of town for 1994.