Where is the first race in the grand prix season?

Answer 1

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 Circuit
• Monaco Grand Prix: May 21, 1950 at Circuit de Monaco
• Indianapolis 500: May 30, 1950 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Swiss Grand Prix: June 4, 1950 at Circuit Bremgarten
• Belgian Grand Prix: June 18, 1950 at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
• French Grand Prix: July 2, 1950 at Reims-Gueux
• Italian Grand Prix: September 3, 1950 at Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Grand 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.

Answer 2

The first "Grand Prix of Australia" for motorcycles was held in 1914 in the Bathurst area on the Yetholme-Sunny Corner circuit. The winner of this event was riding a Douglas machine and the fact of this win was used in Douglas advertisement in most States at the time.

Answer 3

Silverstone, although it wasn't nearly the same as it is now, it was a drastically different layout.

It was the 1950 British Grand Prix, the first round of the inaugral seven race season.

Answer 4

Until 2009 the Australian GP has been the first race of every F1 racing season. However since 2010 the Gulf Air Bahrain GP has become the first race of the F1 season. Even in 2011 the Bahrain GP will be the first race of the season.

Answer 5

Ferenc Szisz became the 1st winner of the Grand Prix held at Le Mans, France in 1906.

Answer 6

The current British Grand Prix venue is Silverstone. The first race in Silverstone was held in 1948. Ever since 1948, the British GP has been an integral part of motor racing

Answer 7

The first GP was in France in early 1900's.

Answer 8

Italy - Monza

Answer 9

Italy