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Circuit Bremgarten

Circuit Bremgarten was a fast 7.28 km road course in the woods near Bern, Switzerland, that hosted the Swiss Grand Prix 5 times between 1950 and 1954. It was characterised by its narrow, tree-lined roads, varied cambers and lack of chicanes, which made it fast and dangerous. After the Le Mans disaster of 1955 Switzerland banned motor racing on circuits, so the 1955 Swiss Grand Prix was cancelled and Bremgarten never hosted Formula 1 again.

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First Race
1950
Last Race
1954
Total Races
5(rank 45)

Most driver wins

  1. 1stJ. Fangio2 wins
  2. 2ndP. Taruffi1 wins
  3. 2ndN. Farina1 wins
  4. 2ndA. Ascari1 wins

Most driver podiums

  1. 1stN. Farina3 podiums
  2. 2ndJ. Fangio2 podiums
  3. 2ndP. Taruffi2 podiums
  4. 4thH. Herrmann1 podiums
  5. 4thJ. González1 podiums
  6. 4thJ. Behra1 podiums
  7. 4thM. Hawthorn1 podiums
  8. 4thL. Rosier1 podiums
  9. 4thA. Ascari1 podiums
  10. 4thR. Fischer1 podiums
  11. 4thL. Fagioli1 podiums

Most driver starts

  1. 1stH. Schell4 starts
  2. 1stJ. Fangio4 starts
  3. 1stL. Rosier4 starts
  4. 1stT. de Graffenried4 starts
  5. 1stN. Farina4 starts

Most constructor wins

  1. 1st
    2 wins
  2. 1st2 wins
  3. 3rd1 wins

Most constructor podiums

  1. 1st7 podiums
  2. 2nd4 podiums
  3. 3rd2 podiums
  4. 4th1 podiums
  5. 4th1 podiums
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