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Belgian Grand Prix
/ˈbɛldʒən ɡrɑːnd ˈpriː/
Definition
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A prestigious round of the Formula One World Championship held annually at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, known for its challenging, undulating layout and unpredictable weather.
2
A legendary sporting event where drivers test the limits of physics and sanity through iconic corners like Eau Rouge.
Examples
I spent the entire Belgian Grand Prix whispering apologies to my tires while praying for a drying track.
The Belgian Grand Prix is the only place on earth where one can experience all four seasons, three scandals, and a tax audit within a single lap.
Attending the Belgian Grand Prix is a great way to remind yourself that your daily commute is actually quite peaceful, despite the lack of high-speed aerodynamics.