2007 Canadian Production Car-Formula 1 Championship

The 2007 Canadian Production Car Championships, officially and formally known as the 2007 Canadian Production Car-Formula 1 Championships for sponsorship reasons, was the motor racing championship designated for production car racing in the country of Canada, sanctioned by the North American Production Car Championship Association (NAPCCA).

The 2007 edition of the championship was a special one, operated in conjunction with the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)'s premier racing series, Formula One. The championship was contested by Formula One's eleven teams, racing using their production car counterparts instead of single-seater racing cars: Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, ING Renault F1 Team, Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, Honda Racing F1 Team, BMW Sauber F1 Team, Panasonic Toyota Racing, and the Etihad Aldar Spyker F1 Team.

Four teams: Red Bull Racing, AT&T Williams, Scuderia Toro Rosso, and Super Aguri F1 Team, have no alternative production car counterparts, and so instead opted to reach out to principal production car manufacturers to have a chance to race. All four managed to find one in time for the season premier at the University of Calgary Classic. They ended up racing as Red Bull-Porsche Racing (Porsche), Williams-Aston Martin Team AT&T (Aston Martin), Toro Rosso-Lamborghini Racing (Lamborghini), and Acura Super Aguri (Acura) respectively.

Entries
Eleven teams, racing with two drivers each instead of the traditional three, entered the championship for the 2007 season.