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:
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.
The Canadian Grand Prix was first held in 1961. The first race of the Canadian Grand Prix took place in Mosport Park in Bowmanville in Ontario. The Grand Prix then was a sport car race.
The first Auto Prix race was the "Grand Prix Motor Racing". This race began and was first held in the country of France in different locations depending on endurance, in the year of 1894.
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Grand Prix is French for Big Prize and is a Formula One motor race. For example, the 2012 British Grand Prix
The first event to carry the name Grand Prix was the Pau Grand Prix in 1901 but In June 1895, the Chicago Times-Herald newspaper announced the very first motor car race.
The first race of the 2010 season is scheduled to be the Bahrain Grand Prix on 14 March at 12:00 GMT.
Archer Grand Prix cycle race was created in 1956.
2006- Bahrain 2007- Bahrain 2008- Bahrain 2009- Australia- Albert Park, Melbourne
Jacques Villeneuve's first Formula 1 race was on March 10, 1996. It was the Transurban Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. He started first and finished second.
The first F1 season was in 1950 and the first race was the British GP at early configuration of the Silver Stone circuit. The race was hed on 13th May 1950 and it was won by Giuseppe Farina
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Belgian Grand Prix, 1991