(1939) MiNr. 381 ** - Yugoslavia - 1st International Automobile Race Belgrade, Motorcycle with sidecar

In 1939, Belgrade made motorsport history as the venue for the first international motor race in what was then Yugoslavia. This event, held on Belgrade's iconic track, attracted the attention of racers and fans from all over Europe. The streets of the city were alive with excitement as some of the most famous teams and drivers of the time gathered to compete on a track that was both technically challenging and fast.

Despite the shadow of war hovering over Europe at the time, the race brought to Belgrade an opportunity to celebrate speed, technology and human courage. The event became an important moment for the promotion of motor sport in the region and put Belgrade on the map of world motorsport. The historic 1939 race is remembered today as a symbol of the beginning of the international racing heritage in Eastern Europe and an inspiration for the next generation of motorists and racing enthusiasts.