Grand Prix of Germany

This article deals with the automobile races for the German Grand Prix . Further meanings can be found under Grand Prix of Germany (disambiguation) .

Grand Prix of Germany

Hockenheimring
Route data
Main sponsor:	none
in the racing calendar:	1951–1954, 1956–1959, 1961–2006, 2008–2014, 2016, 2018, 2019
Route length:	4.574 km
Race length:	306.458 km in 67 laps
Records
Lap record:	1: 13.780 ( 2004 , Kimi Raikkonen , McLaren - Mercedes )
Lap record qualification:	1: 11.212 ( 2018 , Sebastian Vettel , Ferrari )
Most wins:	Rudolf Caracciola (6)
Most Poles:	Alberto Ascari / Jim Clark / Jacky Ickx (4 each)
website

Under the name Grand Prix Germany are in motor sport mainly the Formula 1 -Weltmeisterschaftsläufe in Germany held. But there were races with this title long before and after the introduction of these world championships, such as the 1960 Formula 2 race at the Nürburgring .

history

The German Grand Prix for automobiles was first held in 1926, initially as a sports car race at the Berlin AVUS . In the following year it switched to the newly built Nürburgring and was advertised for the first time for racing cars (formula-free) in 1931, and then for the new Grand Prix formula from 1934. From 1935 until the outbreak of war, like the race in 1932, all races were part of the European Drivers' Championship.

The first German Grand Prix after the war was held in 1950 in Formula 2 and was not yet part of the newly introduced automobile world championship . Formula 1 racing cars were first used in 1951, and the race was also given World Championship status for the first time. But in 1952 and 1953 the return to Formula 2 took place, because in those years all races for the world championship (with the exception of the race in Indianapolis) were held in this category. With the exception of 1960, when only Formula 2 was used again on the south loop of the Nürburgring, all races have been part of the world championship since 1954, with Formula 2 racing cars in addition to Formula 1 again in 1957 and 1958, 1966, 1967 and 1969 a separate evaluation were at the start. Up until 1976 all races were held on the Nürburgring- Nordschleife , only in 1959 and 1970 there were two detours to the Berlin AVUS and to the Hockenheimring .

From 1977 to 1984 the races took place at the Hockenheimring again. In 1985 they returned to the newly built Grand Prix circuit of the Nürburgring, but otherwise stayed at the Hockenheimring until 2006.

In 2007 there was no German Grand Prix, instead a European Grand Prix was held at the Nürburgring. From 2008 to 2014 the German Grand Prix took place alternately at the Hockenheimring and the Nürburgring. There was no Grand Prix in Germany in 2015 and 2017 because the track operators could not come to an agreement financially with the Formula 1 marketers . In 2016, 2018 and 2019 the race took place at the Hockenheimring.

Routes

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  1926, 1959: AVUS

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  1927–1929: Nürburgring complete route

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  1931–1958, 1961–1969, 1971–1976: Nürburgring Nordschleife

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  1960: Nürburgring Südschleife

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  1970, 1977–1984, 1986–2001: Hockenheimring

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  1985: Nürburgring, new Grand Prix track

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  since 2002: Hockenheimring, new route
  (since 2009 alternating with the Nürburgring)

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  since 2009: Nürburgring, with Mercedes-Arena
  (since 2009 alternating with Hockenheimring)

Results

Edition	year	route	class	winner	Second	Third	Pole position	Fastest lap
01	1926	Berlin	SW	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )	Christian Riecken ( NAG )	Willy Cleer ( Alfa Romeo )	unknown	Ferdinando Minoia ( OM )
02	1927	Nürburg	SW	Otto Merz ( Mercedes-Benz )	Christian Werner ( Mercedes-Benz )	Willy Walb ( Mercedes-Benz )	unknown	Christian Werner ( Mercedes-Benz )
03	1928	Nürburg	SW	Rudolf Caracciola / Christian Werner ( Mercedes-Benz )	Otto Merz ( Mercedes-Benz )	Willy Walb / Christian Werner ( Mercedes-Benz )	unknown	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )
04th	1929	Nürburg	SW	Louis Chiron ( Bugatti )	Georges Philippe ( Bugatti )	Max von Arco-Zinneberg / August Momberger ( Mercedes-Benz )	unknown	Louis Chiron ( Bugatti )
	1930	no Grand Prix of Germany
05	1931	Nürburg	FL	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )	Louis Chiron ( Bugatti )	Achille Varzi ( Bugatti )	Manfred von Brauchitsch ( Mercedes-Benz ) (set)	Achille Varzi ( Bugatti )
06th	1932	Nürburg	FL	Rudolf Caracciola ( Alfa Romeo )	Tazio Nuvolari ( Alfa Romeo )	Baconin Borzacchini ( Alfa Romeo )	Rudolf Caracciola ( Alfa Romeo ) (drawn)	Tazio Nuvolari ( Alfa Romeo )
	1933	no Grand Prix of Germany
07th	1934	Nürburg	GP	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union )	Luigi Fagioli ( Mercedes-Benz )	Louis Chiron ( Alfa Romeo )	Giovanni Minozzi ( Alfa Romeo ) (drawn)	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union )
08th	1935	Nürburg	GP	Tazio Nuvolari ( Alfa Romeo )	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union )	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union ) (drawn)	Manfred von Brauchitsch ( Mercedes-Benz )
09	1936	Nürburg	GP	Bernd Rosemeyer ( Auto Union )	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union )	Antonio Brivio ( Alfa Romeo )	Jean-Pierre Wimille ( Bugatti ) (drawn)	Bernd Rosemeyer ( Auto Union )
10	1937	Nürburg	GP	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )	Manfred von Brauchitsch ( Mercedes-Benz )	Bernd Rosemeyer ( Auto Union )	Bernd Rosemeyer ( Auto Union )	Bernd Rosemeyer ( Auto Union )
11	1938	Nürburg	GP	Richard Seaman ( Mercedes-Benz )	Rudolf Caracciola / Hermann Lang ( Mercedes-Benz )	Hans Stuck ( Auto Union )	Manfred von Brauchitsch ( Mercedes-Benz )	Richard Seaman ( Mercedes-Benz )
12	1939	Nürburg	GP	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )	Hermann Paul Müller ( Auto Union )	Paul Pietsch ( Maserati )	Hermann Lang ( Mercedes-Benz )	Rudolf Caracciola ( Mercedes-Benz )
	1940 to 1949	no Grand Prix of Germany
13	1950	Nürburg	F2	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	André Simon ( Simca-Gordini )	Maurice Trintignant ( Simca-Gordini )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )
14th	1951	Nürburg	F1	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )	José Froilán González ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )
15th	1952	Nürburg	F1	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Giuseppe Farina ( Ferrari )	Rudolf Fischer ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )
16	1953	Nürburg	F1	Giuseppe Farina ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )
17th	1954	Nürburg	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Mercedes )	José Froilán González / Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Maurice Trintignant ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Mercedes )	Karl Kling ( Mercedes )
	1955	no Grand Prix of Germany
18th	1956	Nürburg	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Ferrari )	Stirling Moss ( Maserati )	Jean Behra ( Maserati )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Ferrari )
19th	1957	Nürburg	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Peter Collins ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )
20th	1958	Nürburg	F1	Tony Brooks ( Vanwall )	Roy Salvadori ( Cooper - Climax )	Maurice Trintignant ( Cooper - Climax )	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Stirling Moss ( Vanwall )
21st	1959	Berlin	F1	Tony Brooks ( Ferrari )	Dan Gurney ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )	Tony Brooks ( Ferrari )	Tony Brooks ( Ferrari )
22nd	1960	Nürburg	F2	Joakim Bonnier	Wolfgang von Trips	Jack Brabham	Wolfgang von Trips	Joakim Bonnier
23	1961	Nürburg	F1	Stirling Moss ( Lotus - Climax )	Wolfgang von Trips ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )
24	1962	Nürburg	F1	Graham Hill ( BRM )	John Surtees ( Lola - Climax )	Dan Gurney ( Porsche )	Dan Gurney ( Porsche )	Graham Hill ( BRM )
25th	1963	Nürburg	F1	John Surtees ( Ferrari )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )	Richie Ginther ( BRM )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )	John Surtees ( Ferrari )
26th	1964	Nürburg	F1	John Surtees ( Ferrari )	Graham Hill ( BRM )	Lorenzo Bandini ( Ferrari )	John Surtees ( Ferrari )	John Surtees ( Ferrari )
27	1965	Nürburg	F1	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )	Graham Hill ( BRM )	Dan Gurney ( Brabham - Climax )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )
28	1966	Nürburg	F1	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Repco )	John Surtees ( Cooper - Maserati )	Jochen Rindt ( Cooper - Maserati )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Climax )	John Surtees ( Cooper - Maserati )
29	1967	Nürburg	F1	Denis Hulme ( Brabham - Repco )	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Repco )	Chris Amon ( Ferrari )	Jim Clark ( Lotus - Ford )	Dan Gurney ( Eagle - Weslake )
30th	1968	Nürburg	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )	Graham Hill ( Lotus - Ford )	Jochen Rindt ( Brabham - Repco )	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )
31	1969	Nürburg	F1	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )	Bruce McLaren ( McLaren - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )
32	1970	Hockenheim	F1	Jochen Rindt ( Lotus - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )	Denis Hulme ( McLaren - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )
33	1971	Nürburg	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	François Cevert ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Clay Regazzoni ( Ferrari )	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	François Cevert ( Tyrrell - Ford )
34	1972	Nürburg	F1	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )	Clay Regazzoni ( Ferrari )	Ronnie Peterson ( March - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )
35	1973	Nürburg	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	François Cevert ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( McLaren - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Carlos Pace ( Surtees - Ford )
36	1974	Nürburg	F1	Clay Regazzoni ( Ferrari )	Jody Scheckter ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Carlos Reutemann ( Brabham - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Jody Scheckter ( Tyrrell - Ford )
37	1975	Nürburg	F1	Carlos Reutemann ( Brabham - Ford )	Jacques Laffite ( Williams - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Clay Regazzoni ( Ferrari )
38	1976	Nürburg	F1	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	Jody Scheckter ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Jochen Mass ( McLaren - Ford )	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	Jody Scheckter ( Tyrrell - Ford )
39	1977	Hockenheim	F1	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Jody Scheckter ( Wolf - Ford )	Hans Joachim Stuck ( Brabham - Alfa Romeo )	Jody Scheckter ( Wolf - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )
40	1978	Hockenheim	F1	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )	Jody Scheckter ( Wolf - Ford )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Matra )	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )	Ronnie Peterson ( Lotus - Ford )
41	1979	Hockenheim	F1	Alan Jones ( Williams - Ford )	Clay Regazzoni ( Williams - Ford )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Ford )	Jean-Pierre Jabouille ( Renault )	Gilles Villeneuve ( Ferrari )
42	1980	Hockenheim	F1	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Ford )	Carlos Reutemann ( Williams - Ford )	Alan Jones ( Williams - Ford )	Alan Jones ( Williams - Ford )	Alan Jones ( Williams - Ford )
43	1981	Hockenheim	F1	Nelson Piquet ( Brabham - Ford )	Alain Prost ( Renault )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Matra )	Alain Prost ( Renault )	Alan Jones ( Williams - Ford )
44	1982	Hockenheim	F1	Patrick Tambay ( Ferrari )	René Arnoux ( Renault )	Keke Rosberg ( Williams - Ford )	Didier Pironi ( Ferrari )	Nelson Piquet ( Brabham - BMW )
45	1983	Hockenheim	F1	René Arnoux ( Ferrari )	Andrea de Cesaris ( Alfa Romeo )	Riccardo Patrese ( Brabham - BMW )	Patrick Tambay ( Ferrari )	René Arnoux ( Ferrari )
46	1984	Hockenheim	F1	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG )	Niki Lauda ( McLaren - TAG )	Derek Warwick ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG )
47	1985	Nürburg	F1	Michele Alboreto ( Ferrari )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Renault )	Teo Fabi ( Toleman - Hard )	Niki Lauda ( McLaren - TAG )
48	1986	Hockenheim	F1	Nelson Piquet ( Williams - Honda )	Ayrton Senna ( Lotus - Renault )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )	Keke Rosberg ( McLaren - TAG )	Gerhard Berger ( Benetton - BMW )
49	1987	Hockenheim	F1	Nelson Piquet ( Williams - Honda )	Stefan Johansson ( McLaren - TAG )	Ayrton Senna ( Lotus - Honda )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )
50	1988	Hockenheim	F1	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Gerhard Berger ( Ferrari )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Alessandro Nannini ( Benetton - Ford )
51	1989	Hockenheim	F1	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Nigel Mansell ( Ferrari )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )
52	1990	Hockenheim	F1	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Alessandro Nannini ( Benetton - Ford )	Gerhard Berger ( McLaren - Honda )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Thierry Boutsen ( Williams - Renault )
53	1991	Hockenheim	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )	Jean Alesi ( Ferrari )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )
54	1992	Hockenheim	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )
55	1993	Hockenheim	F1	Alain Prost ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )	Mark Blundell ( Ligier - Renault )	Alain Prost ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )
56	1994	Hockenheim	F1	Gerhard Berger ( Ferrari )	Olivier Panis ( Ligier - Renault )	Éric Bernard ( Ligier - Renault )	Gerhard Berger ( Ferrari )	David Coulthard ( Williams - Renault )
57	1995	Hockenheim	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Renault )	David Coulthard ( Williams - Renault )	Gerhard Berger ( Ferrari )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Renault )
58	1996	Hockenheim	F1	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Jean Alesi ( Benetton - Renault )	Jacques Villeneuve ( Williams - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )
59	1997	Hockenheim	F1	Gerhard Berger ( Benetton - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Gerhard Berger ( Benetton - Renault )	Gerhard Berger ( Benetton - Renault )
60	1998	Hockenheim	F1	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Jacques Villeneuve ( Williams - Mecachrome )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
61	1999	Hockenheim	F1	Eddie Irvine ( Ferrari )	Mika Salo ( Ferrari )	Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Jordan - Mugen-Honda )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
62	2000	Hockenheim	F1	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
63	2001	Hockenheim	F1	Ralf Schumacher ( Williams - BMW )	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	Jacques Villeneuve ( BAR - Honda )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )
64	2002	Hockenheim	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	Ralf Schumacher ( Williams - BMW )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )
65	2003	Hockenheim	F1	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Jarno Trulli ( Renault )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )
66	2004	Hockenheim	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Jenson Button ( BAR - Honda )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )
67	2005	Hockenheim	F1	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Jenson Button ( BAR - Honda )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )
68	2006	Hockenheim	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )
	2007	no Grand Prix of Germany
69	2008	Hockenheim	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Nelson Piquet Jr. ( Renault )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Lewis Hamilton ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Nick Heidfeld ( BMW Sauber )
70	2009	Nürburg	F1	Mark Webber ( Red Bull - Renault )	Sebastian Vettel ( Red Bull - Renault )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Mark Webber ( Red Bull - Renault )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )
71	2010	Hockenheim	F1	Fernando Alonso ( Ferrari )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Sebastian Vettel ( Red Bull - Renault )	Sebastian Vettel ( Red Bull - Renault )	Sebastian Vettel ( Red Bull - Renault )
72	2011	Nürburg	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Fernando Alonso ( Ferrari )	Mark Webber ( Red Bull - Renault )	Mark Webber ( Red Bull - Renault )	Lewis Hamilton ( McLaren - Mercedes )
73	2012	Hockenheim	F1	Fernando Alonso ( Ferrari )	Jenson Button ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Lotus - Renault )	Fernando Alonso ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Mercedes )
74	2013	Nürburg	F1	Sebastian Vettel ( Red Bull - Renault )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Lotus - Renault )	Romain Grosjean ( Lotus - Renault )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Fernando Alonso ( Ferrari )
75	2014	Hockenheim	F1	Nico Rosberg ( Mercedes )	Valtteri Bottas ( Williams - Mercedes )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Nico Rosberg ( Mercedes )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )
	2015	no Grand Prix of Germany
76	2016	Hockenheim	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Daniel Ricciardo ( Red Bull-TAG Heuer )	Max Verstappen ( Red Bull-TAG Heuer )	Nico Rosberg ( Mercedes )	Daniel Ricciardo ( Red Bull-TAG Heuer )
	2017	no Grand Prix of Germany
77	2018	Hockenheim	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Valtteri Bottas ( Mercedes )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )	Sebastian Vettel ( Ferrari )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )
78	2019	Hockenheim	F1	Max Verstappen ( Red Bull - Honda )	Sebastian Vettel ( Ferrari )	Daniil Kwjat ( Toro Rosso - Honda )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Max Verstappen ( Red Bull - Honda )

Legend
abbreviation	class	comment
F1	formula 1	Formula 1 World Championship from 1950
F2	Formula 2
FL	Formula libre	Vehicle class usually advertised by the organizer
SW	Sports car
TW	Touring car
GP	Grand Prix vehicles
	↓ Solid gray lines indicate when a new course was used in history. ↓
	Entries with a light red background were not runs for the automobile or Formula 1 world championship.
	Entries with a yellow background were runs for the European Championship .

1. ↑ ^{a b} The races of the automobile world championship (Formula 1) were held in the seasons 1952 and 1953 according to the regulations of Formula 2 .
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} In order to fill in the starting fields, Formula 2 vehicles were also allowed at the German Grand Prix. The results of the Formula 2 starters were not counted in the world championship standings.

Other Formula 1 races in Germany

In 1954, a Formula 1 race that was not part of the World Cup was held at the AVUS , as was the Solitude race track from 1961 to 1964 . In addition, there was a separate classification for Formula 1 racing cars at the hill climbs on the Schauinsland in 1950 and 1951. Between 1995 and 2007, additional Formula 1 races were held on the Nürburgring, counting as part of the world championship, and alternating with the names “ Grand Prix of Luxembourg ” and “ Grand Prix of Europe ”.

literature

• Eberhard Reuss: Grand Prix - 70 years of the Grand Prix of Germany , Motorbuch Verlag Stuttgart, 1997, ISBN 3-613-01836-5
• Mike Lang: Grand Prix! - Race-by-race account of Formula 1 World Championship Motor Racing , Haynes Publishing Group Sparkford / UK, 1990. ISBN 0-85429-861-4

Web links

Commons : Grand Prix of Germany  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Germany race officially canceled. Spiegel Online, March 20, 2015.
2. ↑ Formula 1 dates 2017: No Grand Prix of Germany! Motorsport-Total, November 30, 2016.
3. ↑ For the last time Formula 1 in Germany? Deutsche Welle, July 17, 2018.
4. ↑ Formula 1 calendar 2019: German GP saved by Mercedes. Retrieved February 12, 2019 . 

Coordinates: 49 ° 19 ′ 54.5 "  N , 8 ° 34 ′ 47"  E