The Super Production Challenge offers amateur drivers a semi-professional environment which Auto Sport Quebec sanctions. Most races range from thirty to forty-five minutes in length. The season was scheduled to start on the Victoria Day Weekend at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park but was cancelled due to government restrictions imposed as a result of COVID-19. The Canadian Tire Motorsport Park date will be replaced with an event a Calabogie Motorsport Park. The first weekend of competition took place in late June at Shannonville Motorsport Park. Next, the series makes its first two visits to Circuit ICAR during the Summer Challenge. In mid-August, teams head to the Grand Prix du Trois-Rivieres. The season ends with rounds eleven and twelve at ICAR.

The series controls costs by limiting performance and balancing the power of different vehicles using various methods – weight, rev limiters, intake manifold restrictions and adjustments to other components. Series rules allow modifications to the engine, brakes and suspensions. All cars in the series are required to compete on BF Goodrich G-Force Rival S tires.

Drivers score points in one of three classes – Super Production, Production or Compact.

• Super Production – Introduced in 2019, the larger displacement vehicles with no more than 300-horsepower compete in the Super Production group. The performance of these two-wheel-drive vehicles is monitored by GPS. Models in the category must have been produced within the past fifteen years. Cars commonly found in this division include the Nissan 370Z, Scion FRS, Honda Civic Si, Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro and BMW M235i.
• Production – Performance is also monitored using GPS for vehicles competing in the Production division. They are also limited to models fifteen years of age or newer. The maximum horsepower output for these four or six-cylinder vehicles is 220. Four-cylinder engines up to two-liters may be turbocharged or supercharged. Cars often found in this class include Mini Cooper S, BMW 330i and Honda Civic Si.
• Compact - The Compact class, introduced in 2012, is for vehicles with less the 100-horsepower. They are also monitored by GPS and subject to the same product year range requirement as the Super Production and Production categories. Included in this group are the Mini Cooper, Toyota Echo, Nissan Micra and Mazda 2.

The 2021 Super Production Challenge season kicked off on the weekend of June 26-27 at Shannonville Motorsport Park. Drivers would collect points in three races. On Saturday, drivers would compete in a thirty-minute race on the Long Track, which incorporates the Nelson and Fabi configurations. The shorter Pro Track would be used for rounds two (twenty-minute race) and three (thirty-minute race) on Sunday.