Montreal F1 Circuit Poster in Black

200gsm archival matte, FSC-certified. Pigment giclée at 300 dpi — pigment, not dye.

The print is fitted into a solid wood frame and assembled by hand, with the hanging hardware already attached to the back.

Made to order. On the press within 72h, then 8–13 days tracked. Estimated arrival: 17–22 Nov, shipping included. Guaranteed to arrive perfect. One photo is all it takes — we reprint it free, nothing goes back, and you keep the original.

This Montreal F1 track map follows the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Île Notre-Dame, an island in the St. Lawrence River created for Expo 67. The lap runs beside the rowing basin built for the 1976 Olympics, with a hairpin, long straights and a final chicane. A grand prix was first held here in 1978.

A fine-line map of Montreal, in white on black

The whole lap is one bold white line over a fine map showing the St. Lawrence River, the rowing basin and the parkland of the island, all drawn in white on a deep black ground, with the circuit’s name, its coordinates and the place below, inside a thin double border. It hangs well on its own and as a set with other circuits from the series.

The same map is also made in white, with the lines in black: Montreal F1 Circuit Poster.

Printed in black and white on archival matte paper, made to order, framed or unframed, and shipped free with tracking.