Connecting R8 owners across North America in real life. From morning coffee cruises through Ontario back roads to cross-country driving routes worth the trip — the V10 sounds better in person.
The inaugural audir8.ca meet. Coffee and cars format — roll in, meet the crew, then cruise together through some of Ontario's best driving roads in the Caledon hills. All R8 generations welcome. V8, V10, gated, S-tronic — if it wears the sideblade, you're on the grid.
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park lapping day. Open to all R8 owners with valid helmets. Details TBA for 2027 season.
West coast meetup and cruise from Victoria through the Malahat Highway. Coastal views and switchbacks.
End-of-season meet before the cars go into hibernation. Share storage tips, swap stories, and say goodbye until spring.
Twisty roads through the Caledon hills with elevation changes, sweeping bends and dense tree canopy. The go-to run for GTA owners who want to hear their V10 echo off the escarpment.
Horseshoe Bay to Whistler along Highway 99. Ocean fjords on one side, mountain walls on the other. Wide, well-maintained tarmac with dramatic elevation gain and world-class scenery.
300 km loop around the northern tip of Cape Breton Island. Dramatic coastal cliffs, highland plateaus and hairpin descents. A bucket-list drive for any car enthusiast visiting the Maritimes.
Jasper to Lake Louise through the Canadian Rockies. Glaciers, turquoise lakes and 3,000-metre peaks. Long sweeping curves at altitude with virtually no traffic midweek. Unforgettable in an R8.
Coastal drive around the Gaspé Peninsula with views of the St. Lawrence and the famous Percé Rock. Long sweepers, fishing villages and wide-open stretches where you can let the engine breathe.
Highway 1 from Monterey to Morro Bay. Cliffside tarmac hanging over the Pacific, the Bixby Bridge, and endless sweepers with the ocean on your right. The definitive California supercar drive.
318 curves in 11 miles along the Tennessee–North Carolina line. The most famous performance-driving road in America. Tight, technical, relentless — respect it, and bring good tires.
Ouray to Silverton through the San Juan Mountains. High-altitude switchbacks with no guardrails, sheer drops, and jaw-dropping alpine scenery. One of the most spectacular — and demanding — drives in the US.
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