"Grand Prix" is a somewhat generic term applied to certain auto races (and, for that matter, tennis matches and other sports), while F-1 (Formula 1) refers to cars built to the specific rules to compete in the World Driving Championship. Every race for the World Championship is a grand prix and F-1 cars compete in those races, but not every grand prix is a world championship race.
Indy cars are on ovals and American based while Formula One uses proper tracks and is international.
yes
Yes
There is no French GP in the 2011 F1 calendar.
Kimi Raikkonen, who win the 2007 Australian Grand Prix
1980
The F1 GP held in UAE is in Abu Dhabi.
Sergio Perez - Sauber F1 Team
Yes in 1993 as the European grand prix, famously won by ayrton senna.
The first Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix, in 1976, was held at the Fuji Speedway
there where 32 automobies in the french grand prix from 1906-1950 when it came international to f1
This site has a picture of a Grand Prix winner at Indy:http://indianapolis.ismyhome.com/indiana/sports/f1/Dont have.But you also cant get it in F1's website.
Vettel or Alonso