The historic Gaisberg race from 1929 to 1969 - motorsport at its best
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This article summarizes the history of the Gaisbergrennen, based on AR reporting, and shows pictures of the events.
Estimated reading time: 18min
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The Gaisberg race looks back on a long tradition. The first international hill climb took place in 1929 on the newly built Gaisberg road in the immediate vicinity of the city of Salzburg. Great emphasis was placed on making the route as safe as possible to prevent accidents involving participants and spectators. As early as August, AR 75/1929 reported a great deal of interest due to the inquiries and entries received, so that an outstanding participation in terms of quality and quantity could be expected. A whole series of honorary prizes were also announced, for example the Vacuum Oil Company had promised 1000 shillings, the landscape painter Karl Jung a painting worth 1000 shillings and the Alpenländische Automobil-Zeitung also 1000 shillings.
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