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All Formula One Grand Prix Ever

Name all the Formula One Grand Prix races ever held, through and including the 2023 season.
# = Number of races held through the end of the 2023 season
example: If Peru hosted a Grand Prix, it might be called the Peruvian Grand Prix
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Last updated: March 7, 2023
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First submittedMarch 19, 2014
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Last
Grand Prix
74
2023
British
74
2023
Italian
69
2023
Monaco
68
2023
Belgian
64
2019
German
62
2022
French
53
2023
Spanish
52
2023
Canadian
50
2023
Brazilian
44
2023
United States
37
2023
Austrian
37
2023
Hungarian
37
2023
Japanese
36
2023
Australian
32
2023
Dutch
26
2006
San Marino
23
2016
European
23
2023
Mexican
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Last
Grand Prix
23
1993
South African
20
1998
Argentine
19
2023
Bahrain
19
2017
Malaysian
18
2021
Portuguese
16
2019
Chinese
15
2023
Abu Dhabi
14
2023
Singapore
11
1960
Indianapolis
9
2021
Turkish
8
2021
Russian
8
1983
United States (West)
7
1988
Detroit
6
2023
Azerbaijan
6
1982
Swiss
6
1978
Swedish
4
2023
Emilia Romagna
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Grand Prix
4
2013
Korean
3
2023
Saudi Arabian
3
2013
Indian
2
2023
Miami
2
2023
Qatar
2
2021
Styrian
2
1998
Luxembourg
2
1995
Pacific
2
1982
Caesars Palace
1
2023
Las Vegas
1
2020
70th Anniversary
1
2020
Eifel
1
2020
Sakhir
1
2020
Tuscan
1
1984
Dallas
1
1958
Moroccan
1
1957
Pescara
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Level 52
Jul 6, 2014
Ash, just didn't know how to type Argentina and Morocco.
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Level 57
Jul 6, 2014
Unbelievable, I got the obscure GP's such as Morocco and Dallas but forgot about San Marino and Monaco (!) .
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Level 78
Jul 6, 2014
Found it very difficult. Knew some of the places where they held Grand Prix but hardly any of their names. These names seem arbitrary to me, anyway (though I'm aware it's the official version); what can you do with a "European" or "Pacific" Grand Prix?
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Level 71
Jul 6, 2014
Just wondering - are Dallas, Detroit, Indianapolis, etc outside of the United States? Australia has hosted in Melbourne and Adelaide - so should these be listed separately as well? Loved the quiz btw - just finished watching Silverstone
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Level 57
Jul 6, 2014
I think it's about the official names - even though Melbourne and Adelaide have both been hosts to a GP, the official name of the event on both venues has always been 'Australian Grand Prix'. While Dallas and Detroit are both in the USA and have hosted a GP, those events were not officially called the 'United States Grand Prix'. Indianapolis HAS hosted a USGP, however; I was certain there was a mistake in the quiz until I noticed the year 1960 - that's when it was a part of the F1 calendar under the name Indianapolis 500 (?).
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Level 82
Jul 7, 2014
yeah this makes it pretty much impossible for non-fans. Sometimes you have to guess the city, sometimes the country, sometimes it's the name of the country and other times it's an adjective like "British" or "Belgian." oh well.
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Level 55
Dec 22, 2021
Honestly, it's a good thing that it is hard for non fans. You don't want all the answers to just be easily guessable by typing in the largest and most well off countries.
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Level 76
Mar 7, 2023
GOOD TAKE
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Level 27
Jul 6, 2014
how many people other than me tried peru hahaha
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Level 95
Nov 9, 2017
I did
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Level 76
Mar 7, 2023
me too lol
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Level 32
Mar 24, 2017
Just accept the name of each country.
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Level 60
May 13, 2021
No. The name of the race may or may not be the country it is held in. So it is more appropriate to use the official race name e.g "European Grand Prix" or "Turkish Grand Prix" instead of the country.
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Level 51
Apr 22, 2017
This will have to be updated soon to account for the new and improved Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which went under the title of 'European' last year, to much indignation from geography nerds.
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Level 37
Oct 29, 2017
You need to add the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and correct to the 2017 season.
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Level 43
Jan 27, 2018
This test doesn't make any sense. I wrote US and never thought about Detroit or Dallas as they are in US. Also we have Azerbaijan and European which are same race. Should we have Valencia then? I simply don't understand the logic behind it.
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Level 57
May 27, 2018
The FIA rules stipulate that one country may only hold one Grand Prix, but they circumvent it by running the races under different names. That's why the Swiss Grand Prix was actually held in France, San Marino in Italy and Luxembourg in Germany. The Pacific Grand Prix was created because there already was a Japanese Grand Prix. The name 'European Grand Prix' has been used for several races in the UK, Germany, Spain (Valencia being one) and, most recently, Azerbaijan. In the case of Azerbaijan, however, the reason behind the naming was a political one (the government wanted to brand their country 'European').
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Level 57
May 27, 2018
As for the United States Grand Prix, in the 1980's it was only held in 1980 and 1989. It's a mystery to me why none of the other races picked up the name in its absence. Maybe it's because there were so many races in the USA during that decade, and none of them could agree which one could use the name?
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Level 55
Mar 6, 2023
there was actually a swiss grand prix in switzerland in 1954, which was stopped due to the swiss ban on motor racing after the le mans accident.
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Level ∞
Dec 13, 2021
You are confusing this for a country-guessing quiz. It is an auto racing quiz.
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Level 72
Mar 5, 2023
I loved this quiz. It amuses me to see so many people not understanding that grand prix name is not necessarily the country name. My favourites in the past were the Luxembourg GP and the Pacific GP; plus, most f1 watchers would know of the 2020 season with the unusual names like the 70th anniversary GP at Silverstone. Very fun quiz for the keen fans, thank you!
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Level 15
May 27, 2018
I tried to remember which tracks were in game F1 2000. Did quite nice for a girl.
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Level 51
May 27, 2018
This is extremely stupid, the name of the country or the track should obviously be accepted e.g. UK or Silverstone is a perfectly acceptable answer alongside British
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Level 76
May 28, 2018
No. Neither UK nor Silverstone are the name of the race. It's always been the British Grand Prix.
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Level 56
May 28, 2018
I am reasonably certain there was an Irish Grand Prix run in the 1920's - but again it may simply have been a Grand Prix held in Ireland
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Level 56
May 30, 2018
Ah - I think the issue lies in the Formula One. There WAS an Irish Grand Prix in 1929, held in Phoenix Park, but presumably it does not qualify as a Formula One race
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Level 56
May 30, 2018
Yep - F1 doesn't start until after 1945
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Level 67
May 28, 2018
Confuse. Should be the name of the country.
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Level 76
May 28, 2018
Sometimes it is, other times not. It depends upon the official name of the race.
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Level 76
May 28, 2018
Thanks for making an F1 quiz, QM. More please!
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Level 31
Sep 12, 2018
käft, sämst quiz olika svar!!!
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Level 24
Sep 19, 2018
this is too hard, I didn't even do it. top lols
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Level 86
Nov 5, 2018
Very disappointed to learn that there's no Vatican Grand Prix :(
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Level 62
Sep 8, 2019
I'm excited for Vietnam to be on the calendar for next year, and for the Dutch GP to return.
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Level 62
May 29, 2020
In which, Hanoi was cancelled for 2021 but Zandvoort will be on the modified calendar.
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Level 43
Nov 9, 2019
Last Italian GP in 2010? What? :D
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Level 45
Feb 26, 2020
Didn't expect Canada to be the leading "non-European" country.
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Level 72
Jul 6, 2020
With the Styrian Grand Prix and the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix about to come, it is gonna make this quiz even harder!!!
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Level 83
Jul 14, 2020
This quiz will need some updates by the end of the season!
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Level 41
Jul 24, 2020
you need to add Styrian, 70th anniversary, tuscan and I don't think they have given a name to the 2020 imola race. I'm sure there will be even more new races this year
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Level 34
Jul 26, 2020
Well after the 2020 Covid-19 change to the season we have seen the Styrian GP and in the furture we'll see the 70th anniversary, Tuscan, Eifel and Emilia Romagna Gps now
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Level 20
Jul 29, 2020
Time to update Hungary to 2020!
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Level 68
Aug 1, 2020
Styrian Grand Prix should be added now I guess? Since the second Grand Prix in Austria (2020) was called the Styrian Grand Prix
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Level 62
Aug 10, 2020
Next year will include the Styrian GP, 70th Anniversary GP, Tuscan GP(Mugello), Eifel GP(Nurburgring), and Bologna GP (Imola, Note that I guessed that it will be the name of the GP)
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Level 41
Aug 25, 2020
soon this will have to add the sakhir Grand Prix
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Level 37
Sep 25, 2020
I never realized there are like 1045 USA cities that hosted a GP yet it wasn't called USGP
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Level 68
Sep 27, 2020
Just for help when 2020 season ends:

- Styrian

- 70th Anniversary

- Tuscan

- Eifel

- Emelia Romagna

- Sakhir.

And in 2021: Vietnam and Mexico City (Renamed)

/This quiz is gonna get a whole lot harder!

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Level 62
Dec 4, 2020
Saudi Arabia is coming too! Also should update not only the main races, but also races that are back like Turkey.
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Level 68
Dec 14, 2020
Yep, and looks like Vietnam has got the boot now too!
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Level 34
Dec 16, 2020
Why are the one-off races from 2020 added in as default? They were official GPs so they should count as guesses too?
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Level 41
Jan 1, 2021
I don't like how the "one off" events are filled in by default, they are official Grand Prix. the Dallas, Moroccan and Pescara Grand Prix were one off events as well so either include them all are fill in all of the Grand Prix that have been held once
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Level 72
Jan 7, 2021
Totally agree, Pescara, Dallas, Ceasar Palace are the exceptions that makes the quiz interesting, and it should be the same for the one off of 2020. If it's too hard for people, there is another quiz with only the country name.
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Level 62
Feb 21, 2021
Portugal and Emilia Romagna for 2021! What a shocker for us!
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Level 41
Mar 26, 2021
Super happy about that, they should always be on the calendar in my opinion
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Level 68
Apr 12, 2021
Personally, I would prefer to see those autofilled answers not autofilled. Especially as some are coming back in 2021 and it just adds further challenge to the quiz!
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Level 72
May 20, 2021
Prior to 2020 comments : "oh this quiz is so hard and the answers don't make any sense"

Post 2020 comments : "this quiz is too easy, why are the 2020 events already filled?"

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Level 68
Aug 31, 2021
Considering the likes of the Pacific, Pescara and Caesars Palace Grand Prix aren't autofilled, I think it's reasonable that the others aren't either. They're all geographical answers - Sakhir, Tuscan, Styrian, Eifel, Emilia Romagna. The only one that I think should maybe be autofilled is the 70th Anniversary GP.
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Level 27
Nov 7, 2021
i forgot belgian and singapore...
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Level 38
Nov 20, 2021
Get ready to update, the Qatar and Saudi Arabian GPs are about to happen!
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Level 65
Dec 14, 2021
GO MAX! Woohooo!
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Level 66
Dec 14, 2021
If you're going by official names, this year's Mexican and Brazilian Grands Prix were called the Mexico City and Sao Paulo Grand Prix, respectively.
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Level ∞
Dec 14, 2021
Those names are accepted as type-ins.
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Level 68
Dec 14, 2021
To be fair, might be worth being separate answers - given things like Styrian, 70th Anniversary, Emilia Romagna are separate from Austria, Silverstone and San Marino etc.
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Level 63
Dec 20, 2021
Agreed, the quiz clearly goes by official names. We had no Brazilian GP this year, we had a Sao Paulo GP. It should be a separate answer.
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Level 34
Dec 16, 2021
Despite the the Brazilian and Mexican races being renamed as Sao Paulo and Mexican City, they are considered seoerate races according to Wikipedia as they aren't listed under the Mexican nor Brazilian GP when looking at the GP list over the years and have their own entry.
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Level ∞
Dec 20, 2021
That's not true though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_Grand_Prix

"The Brazilian Grand Prix (Portuguese: Grande Prêmio do Brasil), currently known as the São Paulo Grand Prix "

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Level 63
Dec 20, 2021
As an F1 fan, this quiz is mildly infuriating. Not that Jetpunk did anything wrong its simply a reminder that the FIA does odd things and the naming convention of the races is a perfect example of that.
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Level 63
Dec 20, 2021
It's one of those oddities I like about the sport. The different GP names are great trivia... and well, this is a trivia website.
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Level 57
Dec 21, 2021
Caesar's Palace Grand Prix is hilariously out of place
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Level 44
May 9, 2022
Miami GP?
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Level 21
Aug 24, 2022
Oh my gosh I saw people talking about it, but no one will see this comment but lets settle this.

As Quizmaster said, it is not a country game. For example, at Silverstone. It is not called the 'Silverstone Grand Prix' it is called the 'British Grand Prix'! Lets pick another one, Italy for example. It is not called the 'Italy Grand Prix' it is called the 'Italian Grand Prix'. At times it can be a country name like (Singapore Grand Prix). There is your answer and btw Quizmaster

Nice quiz and others that you make!

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Level 53
Nov 22, 2022
Thank you for clarifying this, but then I don't understand why Las Vegas and Dallas are separate
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Level 63
Nov 21, 2022
Could you count the names of the grand prixs as correct for example circuit of the americas and such
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Level 72
Jan 27, 2023
Nope! Read the comments and the canvas before complaining. You have other quizzes for circuits and countries if this on is too hard...
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Level 69
Mar 5, 2023
why 2 F1 quizzes featured two days in a row?
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Level 56
Mar 5, 2023
Think it's because the new F1 season starts this weekend
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Level 54
Mar 7, 2023
The 2023 Chinese Grand Prix has officially been canceled, with that the last time it has been held was in 2019.
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Level ∞
Mar 7, 2023
Okay, updated.
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Level 9
Jul 21, 2023
Great quiz
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Level 34
Nov 25, 2023
Sao Paulo GP and Mexico City GP missing.

Also French GP was named "l'ACL GP" for the first 17 editions (Automobile Club de France).

Also US West was a common name while the official was just Long Beach GP