Some great car guys there, however.  Pekka (Finland) just bought his
low mileage Golden Hawk there.  I just shipped some '63 Olds Jetfire
turbo parts to a guy there.

-Dick-
(even when motorsports are banned...there are probably motorsports)

"The 1955 Le Mans race may be the most remembered motor race in history.
A rear axle from a flaming, tumbling Mercedes flew off the car and into
the crowd killing eighty-four spectators. The race was also the scene of
a titanic struggle between Britain and Germany, Jaguar and
Mercedes-Benz. Stirling Moss and Juan-Manuel Fangio in a Mercedes 300SLR
equipped with a flap air-brake held off the challenge of the disc-braked
D-Type Jaguar of Mike Hawthorn and Ivor Bueb. Mercedes withdrew their
team after the accident - and from racing for more than thirty years -
and the Jaguars went on to score a 1-2-3 clean sweep.

After that deadly race, Switzerland outlawed automobile racing. Now it
seems they may allow auto racing again.

    According to reports in the Motorsport Aktuell, a member of the
Nationalrat, the Swiss national parliament, has initiated a bill to lift
the ban on motor racing in Switzerland in the hope that the Formula One
circus may return there in the future."

I'm not sure where you would even have motorsports in Switzerland, it's
a very small country, and there are plenty of motorsports venues in
nearby countries.  I rather doubt they would even be very popular.
Having seen the excellent skiing and hiking in Switzerland I can't
imagine bothering with motorsports.  I suspect you won't find much in
the way of motorsports in Austria either.
--
wf.