Who won the first Grand Prix of the 2009 season in Australia
Japan in the 1976 F1 season.
There were 19 rounds in the 2011 Formula One season: 1. Australian Grand Prix - season opener - 14 March. 2. Malaysia Grand Prix. 3. Chinese Grand Prix. 4. Turkish Grand Prix. 5. Spanish Grand Prix. 6. Monaco Grand Prix. 7. Canadian Grand Prix. 8. European Grand Prix (in Valencia, Spain). 9. British Grand Prix. 10. German Grand Prix. 11. Hungarian Grand Prix. 12. Belgian Grand Prix. 13. Italian Grand Prix. 14. Singapore Grand Prix. 15. Japanese Grand Prix. 16. Korean Grand Prix. 17. Indian Grand Prix (new). 18. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 19. Brazilian Grand Prix - season finale - 27 Nov.
For the 2013 season there are nineteen Grand Prix staring in March in Australia and ending in November in Brazil.
The first Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix, in 1976, was held at the Fuji Speedway
The first race of the 2010 season is scheduled to be the Bahrain Grand Prix on 14 March at 12:00 GMT.
2006- Bahrain 2007- Bahrain 2008- Bahrain 2009- Australia- Albert Park, Melbourne
No, but his injuries kept him out for the rest of the season, and after that he never found a seat in Formula one Grand Prix racing again.
Often Grand Prix refers to Formula One racing, and the first Formula One Season was in 1950. Here is the list of races in order of when they were held:British Grand Prix: May 13, 1950 at Silverstone CircuitMonaco Grand Prix: May 21, 1950 at Circuit de MonacoIndianapolis 500: May 30, 1950 at Indianapolis Motor SpeedwaySwiss Grand Prix: June 4, 1950 at Circuit BremgartenBelgian Grand Prix: June 18, 1950 at Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsFrench Grand Prix: July 2, 1950 at Reims-GueuxItalian Grand Prix: September 3, 1950 at Autodromo Nazionale MonzaGrand Prix means "grand prize" in French, and there are a lot of contests that have events with that name, so if you were expecting a different answer, it depends on which "Grand Prix" you mean and you might want to ask a more specific question.
The Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix is an annual motor racing event held at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit at Albert Park in Melbourne since 1996. Traditionally it is the opening race of the Formula 1 season (excluding 2006 and 2010 where it was the 2nd race). Previous locations where the Australian Grand Prix has been held include; Adelaide, Calder and Phillip Island.
Belgian Grand Prix, 1991
1994 Spanish Grand Prix