Montjuïc Park Circuit

Montjuic Park was a street circuit in Barcelona, named for the city park and hill in the heart of the city which it climbs. The circuit was first used for the non-championship Penya Rhin races in 1933-1936, and hosted the championship Spanish Grand Prix four times from 1969-1975. The final race was marred by a lack of circuit preparation by the organizers, a protest by the drivers and finally a serious accident that left five dead and Rolf Stommelen badly injured. The circuit has not been used since.
==Circuit history==
Montjuic is the name of a small mountain,in the heart of Barcelona. The word Montjuic translates to "Jewish" in old Catalan, and a medievil Jewish cemetery is located atop the mountain. It overlooks Barcelona harbor, and as such has long occupied a position of importance in local commerce.
==Circuit layout==
==Event history==
The following is a list of major events held at the Montjuic Park circuit (non-championship races are highlighted in green):
Year	Event 	Winning Driver 	Winning Constructor
 	Penya Rhin Grand Prix	Juan Zanelli 	
 	Penya Rhin Grand Prix	Achille Varzi 	
 	Penya Rhin Grand Prix	Luigi Fagioli 	
 	Penya Rhin Grand Prix	Tazio Nuvolari 	
 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Jackie Stewart 	
 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Jackie Stewart 	
 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Emerson Fittipaldi	
 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Jochen Mass 	
==Notes==
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