Belgrade

The only Yugoslavian Grand Prix was held on a cobbled street circuit in Belgrade on the day that Great Britain declared war on Germany in 1939.

The only Yugoslavian Grand Prix was held on a cobbled street circuit in Belgrade on the day that Great Britain declared war on Germany in 1939. The circuit in Belgrade's Kalemegdan Park was uninspiring and only five cars started – two Mercedes W163s and two D-type Auto Unions plus a locally-entered Bugatti T51. It proved to be Tazio Nuvolari’s final GP victory, but needless-to-say, news from elsewhere overshadowed proceedings.

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1939

Type

Temporary street circuit

Length

1.734 (Miles)

Fastest Race Lap

Hermann Muller (Auto Union D), 1m14.0, 84.357 mph, GP, 1939

Fastest Qualifying Lap

Manfred von Brauchitsch (Mercedes-Benz W163), 1m14.2, 84.129 mph, GP, 1939

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