Canadian Sport Compact Series originated at the Drag Strips of Canada for over 15 years and we haven’t forgotten our roots.

CSCS has formulated 6 drag racing series classes that runs all day alongside the venue’s Test & Tune.

How do I sign up?

Registration for Drag Racing happens at the track at the day of the event.

When you arrive to the track, you will buy a Tech Card for your Racing Class which includes your Gate Admission — one car and one driver.

Any additional Crew members will pay the Gate Admission separately.

Fill out your Tech Card completely then proceed to CSCS Tech Inspection for Safety & Car Number assignment.

Submit your Tech Card and confirm the class you’re racing in to the Technical Inspector (NHRA-Approved Technical Inspector).

Once your car has completed the Technical Inspection, you should have:

(1)  Two-Letter Class on Front, Side and Rear Windows

(2)  Car Number — traditionally a three (3) digit number

(3)  CSCS Decals* — MANDATORY FOR ALL RACERS IN CSCS DRAG CLASSES — and to be clearly visible on both sides of the car.

(4)  Staging Lane Designation — your registered class has a dedicated staging lane for the whole day, even during Test & Tune.

Proceed to the Staging Lanes to make your first pass — welcome to CSCS Drag Racing.

Can anyone show up and race?

We accept and welcome all competitors of every level of Pro and Street drag racing

No Special Membership or Race License is required.

You need to have a Drivers License and your Car has successfully passed Tech Inspection.

No Trucks, SUVs or Minivans will be eligible for CSCS Drag Racing Classes.

OFFICIAL CSCS Drag Racing Classes

What are the rules and regulations?

Please read our Official 2017 Drag Racing Rule Book