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All Formula One Grand Prix Ever

Name all the Formula One Grand Prix races ever held, through and including the 2026 season.
# = Number of races held through the end of the 2026 season
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First submittedMarch 19, 2014
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Last
Grand Prix
77
2026
British
77
2026
Italian
72
2026
Monaco
71
2026
Belgian
56
2026
Spanish
55
2026
Canadian
53
2026
São Paulo
47
2026
United States
40
2026
Austrian
40
2026
Hungarian
40
2026
Japanese
39
2026
Australian
35
2026
Dutch
26
2026
Mexico City
22
2026
Bahrain
19
2026
Chinese
18
2026
Abu Dhabi
17
2026
Singapore
#
Last
Grand Prix
9
2026
Azerbaijan
6
2026
Saudi Arabian
5
2026
Qatar
5
2026
Miami
4
2026
Las Vegas
1
2026
Barcelona-Catalunya
6
2025
Emilia Romagna
62
2022
French
18
2021
Portuguese
9
2021
Turkish
8
2021
Russian
2
2021
Styrian
1
2020
70th Anniversary
1
2020
Eifel
1
2020
Sakhir
1
2020
Tuscan
64
2019
German
19
2017
Malaysian
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Grand Prix
23
2016
European
4
2013
Korean
3
2013
Indian
26
2006
San Marino
20
1998
Argentine
2
1998
Luxembourg
2
1995
Pacific
23
1993
South African
7
1988
Detroit
1
1984
Dallas
8
1983
United States (West)
6
1982
Swiss
2
1982
Caesars Palace
6
1978
Swedish
11
1960
Indianapolis
1
1958
Moroccan
1
1957
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30 Comments
Quizmaster
+15
Level ∞
Jan 15, 2025
We had a LOT of whining on this quiz from people who don't follow Formula One. Well, the whining worked.

We will now accept the country name (for example, France instead of French).

It feels wrong and I look forward to opposite direction whining.

jack541
+6
Level 66
Jan 15, 2025
I actually don't mind it as a quality of life change, especially as those without country names are still just as tricky to remember.
196Warrior
+5
Level 57
Jan 29, 2025
I dont mind some of the others eg miami being different to usa, but if they raced on the same bit of tarmac, it should be counted, eg sakhir and bahrain, or styrian and austrian
Agent002
+9
Level 50
Feb 16, 2025
They ask for Grand Prix's not tracks, so I prefer it that way.

Altough it's pretty hard to guess it.

Snoflakes
+7
Level 73
Feb 6, 2025
Allow me to be the first whiner of the other side. I, as a new Formula 1 fan, had a fun challenge in trying to find out more about all the different grand prix being held. Now it's just another 'Guess the country' quiz
HyddenRizz
+4
Level 67
Mar 16, 2025
Had to look up "70th Anniversary". Pretty weird how they had it right after the British Grand Prix so it was two races at Silverstone in a row!
joedimaggio
+7
Level 75
Mar 17, 2025
During the 2020 season and because of Covid, they couldn't travel that much. So there were 2 GPs in Silverstone, 2 in Spielberg and 2 in Barhain. But they are not allowed to have twice the same name, so we got 70th anniversary, Styrian and Sakhir. Plus, 3 GPs were held in Italy on 3 different tracks (Italian, Emilia Romana and Tuscan for Monza, Imola and Mugello) and the name "German Grand Prix" is owned by Hockenheim and the GP in Germany that year was held in Nürburgring, so the GP was named Eifel GP
Philippelebel
+5
Level 79
Mar 16, 2025
To avoid the whining, give some guidance in the quiz description, like "we are looking for the official name of the grand prix." This way we'll know it's not just country names!

I don't follow F1 much at all, and I was confused when I entered both USA and Las Vegas in desperation and both worked.

Bennington
+1
Level 52
Mar 16, 2025
Quiz description is confusing as I typed in Detroit and San Marino as a joke and they worked
Rio1
+1
Level 47
Mar 17, 2025
tried malaysia, sepang, and kuala lumpur for the malaysian gp and still didn't work
LincolnShep
+2
Level 57
Mar 18, 2025
"70th" and "Romagna" were not good enough for 70th Anniversary and Emilia Romagna. Never mind. Good quiz.
Beanie73
+2
Level 33
Mar 18, 2025
I do follow F1 but the question should be more specific. eg. If Italy is accepted how do we know you want the regions as well. Could be a great quiz if the question and description were explained better.
Quizmaster
+2
Level ∞
Jan 22, 2026
It's an F1 quiz. You have to know what the Grand Prix are, not just randomly guess regions and cities.
KobzLN
+1
Level 32
Apr 7, 2025
What about Phoenix? Might be wrong
Snoflakes
+1
Level 73
Jun 5, 2025
Probably not an official F1 race
joedimaggio
+2
Level 75
Aug 8, 2025
The 3 Grand Prix in Phoenix were held under the name "United States Grand Prix". USA often wanted more than one GP, but you are not allowed to have twice the same name. So they went with "United States West Grand Prix", "Dallas Grand Prix", "Miami Grand Prix" and so on to have more than one. So throughout the history of formula one, 80 GPs were held in the US under 8 different names, and 15 times were there more than one race in the US during a single season.
MeMeMe333
+2
Level 71
Jan 22, 2026
*Whines*

The fact that you can be lazy and type the country makes it so annoying when I realised that I missed all the cities...

katieeeeeeeeeeee
+1
Level 64
Jan 22, 2026
What about Zeltweg Airfield? 1963-4 in Austria, and only then, but still a circuit
angrobper14
+1
Level 86
Jan 23, 2026
Austrian Grand Prix.

Not Zeltweg Grand Prix.

bananawana
+1
Level 32
Jan 23, 2026
I might just be ignorant or stupid, but how come Baku doesn’t work for Azerbaijani Grand Prix?
angrobper14
+1
Level 86
Jan 23, 2026
Because it held the European Grand Prix and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but not the Baku Grand Prix.
LincolnShep
+1
Level 57
Jan 23, 2026
So hard remembering all the random COVID races.
FilipJQ77
+2
Level 65
Jan 23, 2026
I think country names should be accepted for the adjective GPs - Italy for Italian, France for French etc. but why then Sao Paulo and Mexico City work? This is a giant nitpick due to contracts cities made of course, but still these are different GPs. I also find it weird that US West works for USA, I feel like it shouldn't. Good quiz anyway and I agree that Italy should not work for Emilia Romagna etc.
Snoflakes
+1
Level 73
Jan 23, 2026
Really? They renamed Barcelona even though Madrid is the new GP? I call bs. I was trying all sorts of Madrid-related names, but never did I expect it to be Barcelona
imanew
+1
Level 65
Jan 25, 2026
Why is Barcelona-Catalunya counted as a separate entry to the Spanish GP, but not Sao Paulo for the Brazilian GP? Surely there should be a separate entry for the Brazilian GP considering that's what it was named pre-2021, to keep it consistent with other name changes.

Also, do count me in on the reverse whining re: country names.

Rade
+1
Level 96
Jan 26, 2026
Because it's a new Grand prix. The Spanish Grand Prix will be held in Madrid from this year.
Gumbledalf
+2
Level 77
Jan 31, 2026
Grammar mistake in the title – the plural of Grand Prix is Grands Prix
CryBabyLH44
+1
Level 17
Apr 1, 2026
Why not put Madrid as a separate GP, so that Spanish GP occupies the times Aragon, Jerez and Barcelona were driven?
kogelvis
+1
Level 53
Apr 3, 2026
because the organisers decided to demote barcelona so that madrid can have the "spanish gp" title
kogelvis
+1
Level 53
Apr 3, 2026
you might want to update this quiz after the cancellation of bahrain and saudi arabia
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