For the first time in series history the Parts Canada Superbike Championship will open its season at Quebec's Le Circuit Mont- Tremblant.

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The 2007 title battle will begin at the scenic 2.65-mile (4.28km) venue north of Montreal on the May 31-June 3 weekend as the national championship heads into its 28th year of competition.

"We're happy to kick the Parts Canada Superbike season off," said Vince Loughran, VP Operations for Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant. "We're looking forward to another exciting weekend of racing and welcome everybody back."

The series will consist of seven rounds at five venues, with the 2007 titles to be awarded at Shannonville Motorsport Park on the Labour Day Weekend of Aug. 31-Sept. 2. The season finale will be run on the 1.5-mile
(2.4km) 'Pro Track.' Pirelli returns as spec tire supplier.

The tour will again highlight a mid-season doubleheader at Mosport International Raceway July 12-15. The daunting 2.46-mile (3.9km) track will host races for the Parts Canada Superbike, Hindle Exhaust Pro 600 Sport Bike, Thunder and Suzuki SV650 National Cup on both Saturday and Sunday.

There will be an additional doubleheader June 28-July 1 at Calgary's Race City Motorsport Park. The 2.0-mile (3.2km) facility has held "twin bills" in the past, most recently in the 2005 season.

The 2007 Parts Canada Superbike Championship schedule is rounded out by an event at the rolling 1.6-mile (2.56km) Atlantic Motorsport Park circuit in Shubenacadie, NS Aug. 9-12.

All rounds will stage features for the Superbike, Pro 600 Sport Bike, International Motorcycle SUPERSHOW Amateur 600 Sport Bike, Thunder and Suzuki SV650 support classes.

"We are very pleased with the diversity of the venues our schedule offers," said Colin Fraser of Professional Motorsports Productions, which organizes the Parts Canada Superbike Championship. "Each track brings a unique set of challenges for our competitors and tests them in different ways."