Tysklands Grand Prix
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Tysklands Grand Prix är en deltävling i formel 1-VM som kördes i Tyskland i slutet av juli varje år.
Tysklands Grand Prix kördes första gången 1926 på AVUS sen på Nordschleife men blev för farlig på Nordschleife så nu körs den på GP sträckan på Nürburgring och på Hockenheim. Loppet blev en deltävling i VM 1951. F1-loppen har huvudsakligen körts på Hockenheimring men har även arrangerats på Nürburgring och på AVUS i Berlin. Tysklands Grand Prix 2007 benämndes Europas Grand Prix 2007. Tysklands Grand Prix kördes från 2008 till 2013 omväxlande på Hockenheimring och Nürburgring för att sedan enbart köras på Hockenheimring. Det senaste loppet på Hockenheimring kördes 2019, detta var också det senaste loppet som kallades Tysklands Grand Prix.
I oktober 2020 kördes ett lopp i Tyskland under namnet Eifels Grand Prix 2020 på Nürburgring.
Det är fortfarande oklart om de blir något mer race på Nürburgring eller på Hockenheimring efter 2020, inget lopp i Tyskland är planerat i F1-kalendern 2021.
Vinnare Tysklands 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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