This webpage is for spectators. If you are a racer looking for information on racing at PIRC please follow this link:
Link to Driver's Page
The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix, presented by Shop 'n Save has grown into a 10 day motorsport event with two weekends of racing! The kick-off weekend launches our event from the BeaveRun Motorsports race track. A bellicose big-bore battalion of 1960’s and 70’s legends will roar through the Pittsburgh International Race Complex (PIRC or PittRace) formerly known as BeaveRun in Beaver Falls on the July 13-15 weekend.
Racers
{VRG} If you are interested in more details on racing info please visit our Driver's section of this website for details on race groups and schedules.
Porsche/BMW Challenge
Licensed BMW and Porsche Club Racers from the United States and Canada are {p} welcome to participate in seperate races consisting of practice and sprint races on Saturday, July 14 and Sunday, July 15.
Spectators
Legendary pedigrees such as Corvette, Mustang, Camaro, BMW and Jaguar take part in a weekend of racing that kicks off a full week of races and car shows. Spectator tickets are available at the BeaveRun gate. $15.00 per day or $25.00 for the weekend, children 12 & under are free - all proceeds benefit the PVGP charities. Free parking within the complex is provided.
Now you can put your car on the track during the Grand Prix on Saturday night, July 14. Make some noise and raise some money for charity! DETAILS
Karting
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You can get on the track yourself - take a spin on the Wilson karting track where you can reach speeds of 45 MPH! Both the red Birel Rock Karts as well as the black Junior Rental Karts will be available to accommodate most drivers eight years old and up. PIRC will donate a percentage of the proceeds to the Grand Prix charities. The kart, gas and all safety equipment are all included. No flip-flops or sandals permitted and children must be 10 or older. Call 724.535.1000 and ask for Dan Schlosser.
Track
PIRC's North Track is ideally suited to high performance driver training, racing of all types, vehicle demonstrations and testing. The track is 1.5 miles in length and has 12 turns. With a layout that flows over hilly natural terrain, the course offers exciting elevation changes and several blind-entry turns that challenge the abilities of drivers and riders alike.
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Audi will be on-site both days conducting the “Audi Driving Progress” test drive event featuring the all-new Audi A8, A7 and A6 – a total of 13 vehicles. Guests will have an opportunity to test drive one of these vehicles in an Autocross format.
German Marque Tent/Car Corral
The BMW Club and Liberty Mutual will host a German Marque tent for BMW, Audi, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz owners. The BMW and Porsche racers are invited to join the party for lunch each day. You must preregister to park your car at the tent and have lunch. Details
Test & Tune Session - Friday, July 13
There will be a Test & Tune Session hosted by the PVGP. Proceeds will benefit our charities. Cost is $165 for the day and will include several opportunities for you to test and prepare your car for the weekend's races. Racers from both PVGP weekends are welcome. Details
Directions
From Pittsburgh, take the PA Turnpike west toward Ohio and take Exit 13 Ellwood City/Beaver Falls. Go north on Route 18 for 2.6 miles and turn left into PIRC. Drive time from downtown Pittsburgh is 50 minutes.
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Thee North track features 12 turns over a 1.5 mile
purpose-built course
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Get ready for a weekend of exciting racing
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The Event Center provides a first-class conference and training
facility with a great view of the track.
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The Flashlight Drags are coming to the Grand Prix! On Saturday
night you can put your car on the track and race an 1/8 mile.
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You will see plenty of American muscle cars on track!
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A German Marque tent serves lunch all weekend for participants.
Cost is only $15 per person, does not include the price of admission
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These karts are much more that the go-karts many vintage
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