Belgiens Grand Prix
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Belgiens Grand Prix är en deltävling i Formel 1-VM som körs på Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, 50 kilometer sydost om Liège i östra Belgien. Tävlingen har även körts på två andra banor, Circuit Zolder, 56 kilometer öster om Bryssel och Nivelles-Baulers 38 kilometer söder om Bryssel.
Belgiens Grand Prix kördes första gången 1925. Loppet blev en deltävling i Formel 1-VM 1950 och har sedan dess körts årligen med några undantag.
Säsongerna 1969 och 1971 blev loppet inställt på grund av bristande säkerhet på Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, säsongen 2003 på grund av Belgiens regler emot tobaksreklam och säsongen 2006 på grund av en omfattande ombyggnad av banan.
Vinnare Belgiens Grand Prix
- Ljusröd bakgrund betyder att loppet inte ingick i Formel 1-VM.
- Ljusgul bakgrund betyder att loppet ingick i Europamästerskapet för Grand Prix-förare.
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