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{{Infobox Grand Prix
| image = [[File:Bremgarten1950.png|240px]]
| caption = The Bremgarten Circuit
| years = 1950–1954, 1982
| currentcircuit = 
| previouscircuits = [[Circuit Bremgarten]], [[Dijon-Prenois]]
| mostdriverwins = {{ARG}} [[Juan Manuel Fangio]] (2)
| mostconstructorwins = {{ITA}} {{Alfa Romeo-CON}} (2)<br>{{ITA}} {{Ferrari-CON}} (2)
| races = 6
}}
The '''Swiss Grand Prix''' was a race held from {{F1|1950}} to {{F1|1954}}. The race was cancelled in {{F1|1955}}, in the wake of the Le Mans disaster. The Swiss Parliament later that year banned all forms of motor racing within Switzerland, a ban that stood firm until '''Formula E''' held a street race in Zurich in 2018.

A non-championship Swiss GP was run in {{F1|1975}} at the [[Dijon-Prenois]] circuit, about 40 km into France, and was won by Swiss driver [[Clay Regazzoni]]. And a gap in the schedule permitted the track to run a championship Swiss Grand Prix in {{F1|1982}}, which was [[Keke Rosberg]]'s only victory in his championship season.

==Venues==
{| class=wikitable style="font-size: 90%"
! Venue (in chronological order)
! Years
|-
| [[Circuit Bremgarten]]
| 1950–1954
|-
| [[Dijon-Prenois]]
| 1975 (non-championship), 1982
|}

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