1953 Grand Prix Motorcycle Racing Season - 1953 Grand Prix Season Calendar

1953 Grand Prix Season Calendar

Round Date Grand Prix Circuit 125cc winner 250cc winner 350cc winner 500cc winner Sidecars 500cc winner Report
1 June 12 Isle of Man TT Snaefell mountain course Leslie Graham Fergus Anderson Ray Amm Ray Amm Report
2 June 27 Dutch TT TT Circuit Assen Werner Haas Werner Haas Enrico Lorenzetti Geoff Duke Report
3 July 5 Belgian Grand Prix Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Fergus Anderson Alfredo Milani Oliver / Dibben Report
4 July 19 German Grand Prix Schottenring Carlo Ubbiali Werner Haas Carlo Bandirola Walter Zeller Report
5 August 2 French Grand Prix Rouen-Les-Essarts Fergus Anderson Geoff Duke Oliver / Dibben Report
6 August 15 Ulster Grand Prix Dundrod Circuit Werner Haas Reg Armstrong Ken Mudford Ken Kavanagh Smith / Nutt Report
7 August 23 Swiss Grand Prix Circuit Bremgarten Reg Armstrong Fergus Anderson Geoff Duke Oliver / Dibben Report
8 September 6 Nations Grand Prix Autodromo Nazionale Monza Werner Haas Enrico Lorenzetti Enrico Lorenzetti Geoff Duke Oliver / Dibben Report
9 October 4 Spanish Grand Prix Montjuïc circuit Angelo Copeta Enrico Lorenzetti Fergus Anderson Report

† The German Grand Prix was boycotted by all top riders due to insufficient safety measures and counted as an ordinary international event.

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