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The Automobile Club du Grand Duché de Luxembourg staged a minor Grand Prix on a triangular temporary course adjacent to the country’s Sandweiler airfield in 1939 and from 1949-52.

The Automobile Club du Grand Duché de Luxembourg staged a minor Grand Prix on a triangular temporary course adjacent to the country’s Sandweiler airfield in 1939 and from 1949-52. The circuit featured the fast downhill Kaltgesbruck righthander and descends steeply to a hairpin at Neudorf. The road climbed through woodland on the return to another “trickily humped hairpin” before the start. The race was initially for sports cars before 500cc Formula 3 headlined the 1951 and ’52 editions.

Circuit

1939 - 1952

Type

Temporary street circuit

Length

2.34 (Miles)

Fastest Race Lap

Alberto Ascari (Ferrari 166MM), 1m43, 81.786 mph, Sports Cars, 1950

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