1933 Belgian Grand Prix
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The <entity_0> (formally the IV Grand Prix de Belgique) was a Grand Prix motor race held at <entity_1> on <entity_3>. The <entity_5>-lap race was won by <entity_2>, of Scuderia Ferrari, driving a Maserati. Despite starting from the back row of the grid, <entity_2> had taken the lead of the race by the end of the first lap, with his nearest rivals being his teammate Borzacchini, polesitter <entity_4> in a privateer Alfa Romeo, and the works Bugattis of Varzi and Dreyfus. By the 100 km mark, <entity_2> had opened up a 17-second lead over Borzacchini and <entity_4>, with Varzi, in fourth position, a further 45 seconds back. By the 200 km mark, <entity_2>'s lead had increased to 36 seconds over Borzacchini, while <entity_4> was a further 14 seconds back. When <entity_2> took to the pits for fuel and tyres, <entity_4>, who had already overtaken Borzacchini, took the lead of the race, while Borzacchini and Varzi were promoted to second and third, respectively, with <entity_2> down to fourth place. <entity_4>'s lead at the 300 km mark was over two minutes to Borzacchini, while <entity_2>, up to third, was a further minute back, having himself opened up a minute-and-a-half lead to Varzi in fourth.
['sporting event', 'sports season', 'Belgian Grand Prix']