CASC-OR Affiliated Clubs

Founded in 1928 and incorporated in 1933, BEMC has one of the richest histories in Canadian motorsport. The club currently hosts a round of the CASC-OR Magnum Ice Racing Series, and two rounds on the RaceOntario Championship schedule.

The Trillium Chapter of the BMW Club of Canada exists to actively promote the varied interests of BMW owners and enthusiasts from across southern Ontario in the spirit of fun, friendship and safety. We bring together people from all walks of life who care about and appreciate fine BMWs, their heritage, and style.

The Canadian Autosport Volunteers' Association is an organization for Autosport volunteers to band together, support each other, and register for
licenses across Canada at the lowest possible cost. We promote developing expertise in your chosen discipline and cross training in multiple
disciplines.

CORSA Ontario is a non-profit organization that is a registered chapter of the Corvair Society of America (CORSA). CORSA Ontario was established in 1973 by Paul Allison and John Corrigan with the intention of preserving and perpetuating interest in the Corvair.

Why spectate...participate! Canada’s first and most experienced marshalling club is looking for action-oriented people to train as volunteer corner marshals at motorsport racing events. Don’t limit yourself to a view from the stands, join us and be part of the action!

The CVC evolved in the late 1970’s when two London, Ontario area residents, Rick Guy and Fred Sleight, began receiving newsletters produced by another Volvo enthusiast for Volvo owners. In 1980 Rick and Fred decided to hold a Volvo meet; which attracted a dozen or so Volvos. The meet was such a success that it became an annual event. Today, the annual "Family Day" attracts hundreds of people and over 150 Volvos from the 1960’s to new models. The club now has approx. 100 members, all of which receive a quarterly newsletter.

Organized in 1958, and incorporated in 1960, the DAC was formed to promote the interest of its members in automobiles and motorsport. The Head Office is in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
It is the mandate of the club to facilitate and exchange of information and experience between its members while abstaining from any political affiliation.

The Motorsport Club of Ottawa (MCO) is a provincially incorporated, not-for-profit organization run entirely by volunteers committed to combining the fun and community of amateur, grass-roots motorsports with responsible management and transparency. Monthly meetings? Not really our speed. Rather, come check out one of our events, even if just as a spectator. There's no better way to see who we are and what we're about. We're super friendly and love newcomers, regardless of who you are, your background, or your experience level.

Race events are hosted by the Mosport International Karting Association (M.I.K.A). The MIKA Race Calendar typically has between 13 – 14 race events per year here at Mosport with 1 or 2 Ontario travel races hosted by other tracks. Race events are traditionally held on Sundays with some special events (Canada Cup, Double Header Constructors Cup) taking place on alternate days. Members of MIKA have access to discounted seasonal and daily practice passes. We welcome members who hold a valid membership at other karting clubs to compete in MIKA events.

Formed in 1976, MMS has created a working partnership with Mosport in which MMS marshals service all major motor racing events at the Mosport Park road course. Members are often at racing events throughout North America, participating from what can be described as the best front-row viewing spots in the house.

The MSOC organizes the popular ‘Push It To The Limit’ Performance Driving Autoslalom Series from May to September.

A non-profit club promoting fun and safe karting in the National Capital since 1984 for race enthusiasts of all ages (8 to 88).

Un club à but non-lucratif qui promeut le karting compétitif et sécuritaire auprès des amateurs de 8 à 88 ans de la Capitale nationale depuis 1984.

The Ottawa SportsCar Club is for its members to share their hobby and passion for any form of motorsports with friends who share the same interests. It is a club of, by and for its members!

The Ontario Z Car Owner's Association is a not for profit organization founded in 1993, and incorporated in 2000. The Club is dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of the Nissan/Datsun Z Car, and is open to all and any interested owners. Although primarily focused on the Z Car, we also encourage owners of related Nissan/Datsun vehicles such as the 510, 1200, and 1600/2000 Roadsters to join. Members of the club are not required to be residents of Canada.

The Saab Club of Canada, founded in 1978, is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the owners' enjoyment of their Saab in a convivial atmosphere. There are members across Canada, though the majority live close to metropolitan Toronto. Membership includes monthly meetings in the Toronto area with interesting guest speakers, social events and a sympathetic ear for any compliments or complaints about your Saab.

The Sudbury Kart Club started in 1995 with a group of people who had the same vision – “To Race Karts!”

The SPDA is open to all makes of vehicle. This association is comprised of members from many cities in Canada. Club members compete under the SPDA banner at various events, Time Attack, Autoslalom / Gymkhana, track lapping day, sanctioned drag meets, rallies and rallycross.

The Toronto Autosport Club (TAC) exists to bring together automotive enthusiasts in the Toronto area, with the goal of promoting safe participation in various motorsport activities in the province of Ontario.

The Thunder Bay Autosport Club is a Non-Profit organization incorporated in 1967. It is quite possibly the longest continuous running car club in Thunder Bay. Over the years we have helped promote the joy of motor sports and the pride of owning a sports car. The club organizes motor sports activities such as ice racing, slaloms, rallies, and other solo events. Over the years we have had the honour of being the host for National Slaloms as well as many years of International Ice Racing.

From the first meeting on August 31, 1995, the Underground Miata Network has been dedicated to the pursuit of driving enjoyment. Our focus is on driving, and driving well. A sense of humour is a membership requirement. Watch for our sticker on nearby Miatas - we are infiltrating the world.

VARAC was formed in 1976 to provide a central organizing body through which Vintage Race enthusiasts could communicate and organize race meetings for eligible Vintage and Historic racing and sports cars.

The Spirit of Varac can be expressed as a wish to preserve, restore and race historically significant cars in a form as close to the original specification as possible.