The Echeconnee track layout, like all circuits on the Tour, is designed to optimize television coverage and fan viewing for both racing disciplines. The QuadMX course is central to the design and is tailored exclusively for ATV racing. The QuadTerrain course is constructed immediately adjacent to the MX track and incorporates a small portion of the technical section of the MX course, but excludes all big air MX sections. The balance of the QuadTerrain course consists of specialized terrain and obstacles. All obstacle sectors are raced at speed. Races feature obstacles that demonstrate the machine's and a rider's capabilities under race conditions. However certain sections will require careful maneuvering, or a deft high-speed touch.The QuadTerrain courses are a half mile or less in length.

In order to allow competition from amateur and junior classes, without taking away from the professional show, the courses include amateur alternative lines for each Series.

Sponsorship continues to contribute to the growth of the Tour. The factories have recognized the importance of racing as part of their overall marketing program. Participation from BRP Can-Am and Suzuki are confirmed, while other manufacturers, including Honda, Yamaha and others are planning to take part. AMSOIL, Dennis Kirk, Jack Link's and many others are also partnering with the Tour. The Series will also support unique programs designed to help teams secure sponsorship and to allow them to grow with the Tour.

A full slate of ATV racing will be held on both Saturday and Sunday. Tickets will be available at the gate. A full race weekend schedule is available at www.powersportstour.com.