Frankrikes Grand Prix
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Frankrikes Grand Prix är en racingtävling som körs i Frankrike sedan 1906. Då vanns loppet av ungraren Ferenc Szisz.
Loppet är sedan 1950 en deltävling i formel 1-VM och har därefter arrangerats samtliga säsonger utom 1955 samt säsongerna 2009-2017 och 2020.
Frankrikes GP har under åren körts på flera banor. Formel 1-loppen har i huvudsak körts på Circuit de Reims-Gueux, Circuit de Dijon-Prenois, Circuit Paul Ricard och Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours.
Vinnare av Frankrikes Grand Prix
Ljusröd bakgrund betyder att loppet inte ingick i formel 1-VM.
Ljusgul bakgrund betyder att loppet ingick i Europamästerskapet för Grand Prix-förare.
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Noter
- ^ Smith, Luke (27 april 2020). ”French GP announces cancellation of 2020 F1 race” (på engelska). motorsport.com. Motorsport Network. https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/2020-french-gp-cancelled-coronavirus/4785260/. Läst 9 maj 2021.
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Circuit Paul Ricard layout used in 2018, including altered chicane on Mistral Straight