French Grand Prix

This article is about the French automobile motorsport event. For the French Grand Prix for motorcycles, see French Grand Prix (motorcycle) .

French Grand Prix

Circuit Paul Ricard
Route data
Main sponsor:	Pirelli (since 2018)
in the racing calendar:	1950–1954, 1956–2008, since 2018
Route length:	5.842 km
Race length:	309.626 km in 53 laps
Records
Lap record:	1: 32,740 ( 2019 , Sebastian Vettel , Ferrari )
Lap record qualification:	1: 28,319 (2019, Lewis Hamilton , Mercedes )
Most wins:	Michael Schumacher (8)
Most Poles:	Michael Schumacher (4)
website

The French Grand Prix ( Grand Prix de France , until 1967 also Grand Prix de l'ACF ) is a French motorsport event that has been held since 1906. Until 1967, the races for "the" French Grand Prix were officially referred to as the Grand Prix de l'Automobile Club de France (short: "Grand Prix de l'ACF" ). Even before that, there had been a few races under the title Grand Prix de France , but these did not come close to the Grand Prix de l'ACF as a Grande Épreuve .

The first Formula 1 world championship race, still known as the Grand Prix de l'ACF , took place on July 1, 1950 on the Circuit de Reims-Gueux in Reims in the Marne department in north-eastern France. In 1952, this Grand Prix of the French Automobile Club was held on the Rouen-les-Essarts route. By 1968, Rouen was the venue for this Grand Prix and the French Grand Prix five times, alternating with the Circuit de Reims-Gueux . In the 1967 season , the Formula 1 Grand Prix was held in Le Mans for the only time .

From 1969 to 1973 the races took place alternately on the Circuit de Charade near Clermont-Ferrand and on the Circuit Paul Ricard near Bandol near Toulon in the Var department . 1974 to 1984 alternated the Circuit de Dijon-Prenois near Dijon in the Département Côte-d'Or and the Circuit Paul Ricard . From 1985 to 1990, the Paul Ricard circuit was used exclusively .

From 1991 the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours , about 15 kilometers south of Nevers in the Nièvre department in Burgundy , was a regular venue. On July 24, 2007, after a meeting with French Prime Minister François Fillon , Formula 1 promoter Bernie Ecclestone announced that the route would also be added to the calendar in 2008 and - if no alternative was found - also in 2009. In May 2008, Ecclestone stated in an interview with the French sports newspaper L'Équipe that Magny-Cours would be the last venue for a Formula 1 World Championship race on June 22, 2008, which was also the last Grand Prix of France.

In 2018 the Grand Prix returned to the calendar. The race took place at the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet , where a French Grand Prix was last held in 1990 . Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the organizers announced in April 2020 that the 2020 race would be canceled.

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  Circuit de la Sarthe

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  Rouen-les-Essarts

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  Circuit de Reims-Gueux

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  Circuit Bugatti in Le Mans

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  Circuit de Charade

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  Circuit de Dijon-Prenois

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  Circuit Magny-Cours

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  Circuit Paul Ricard

Results

Events with the official title "Grand Prix de l'ACF"
Edition	year	route	class	winner	Second	Third	Pole position	Fastest lap
(1)	1895	Paris – Bordeaux – Paris	GP	Paul Koechlin ( Panhard & Levassor )	Auguste Doriot ( Peugeot )	Hans Thum ( Peugeot )	Interval start	Distance races
(2)	1896	Paris – Marseille – Paris	GP	Émile Mayade ( Panhard & Levassor )	Merkel ( Panhard & Levassor )	Paul Viet ( De Dion-Bouton )	Interval start	Distance races
	1897	no French Grand Prix
(3)	1898	Paris – Amsterdam – Paris	GP	Fernand Charron ( Panhard & Levassor )	Léonce Girardot ( Panhard & Levassor )	Etienne Giraud ( Amédée Bollée )	Interval start	Distance races
(4)	1899	Tour de France automobiles	GP	René de Knyff ( Panhard & Levassor )	Léonce Girardot ( Panhard & Levassor )	Gaston de Chasseloup-Laubat ( Panhard & Levassor )	Interval start	Distance races
(5)	1900	Paris – Toulouse – Paris	GP	"Levegh" ( Mors )	Pinson ( Panhard & Levassor )	Carl Voigt ( Panhard & Levassor )	Interval start	Distance races
(6)	1901	Paris – Berlin	GP	Henri Fournier ( Mors )	Léonce Girardot ( Panhard & Levassor )	René de Knyff ( Panhard & Levassor )	Interval start	Distance races
(7)	1902	Paris – Vienna	GP	Marcel Renault ( Renault )	Henri Farman ( Panhard & Levassor )	"Edmond" ( Darracq )	Interval start	Distance races
(8th)	1903	Paris – Madrid	GP	Fernand Gabriel ( Mors )	Louis Renault ( Renault )	Jacques Salleron ( Mors )	Interval start	Distance races
	1904 to 1905	no French Grand Prix
(9)	1906	Le Mans	GP	Ferenc Szisz ( Renault )	Felice Nazzaro ( Fiat )	Albert Clément ( Clément-Bayard )	set	Paul Baras ( Brazilian )
(10)	1907	Dieppe	GP	Felice Nazzaro ( Fiat )	Ferenc Szisz ( Renault )	Paul Baras ( Brazilian )	Vincenzo Lancia ( Fiat )	Arthur Duray ( Lorraine-Dietrich )
(11)	1908	Dieppe	GP	Christian Friedrich Lautenschlager ( Mercedes )	Victor Hémery ( Benz )	René Hanriot ( Benz )	set	Otto Salzer ( Mercedes )
	1909 to 1911	no French Grand Prix
(12)	1912	Dieppe	GP	Georges Boillot ( Peugeot )	Louis Wagner ( Fiat )	Victor Rigal ( Sunbeam )	set	David Bruce-Brown ( Fiat )
(13)	1913	Amiens	GP	Georges Boillot ( Peugeot )	Jules Goux ( Peugeot )	Jean Chassagne ( Sunbeam )	set	Paul Bablot ( Delage )
(14)	1914	Lyon	GP	Christian Friedrich Lautenschlager ( Mercedes )	Louis Wagner ( Mercedes )	Otto Salzer ( Mercedes )	set	Max Sailer ( Mercedes )
	1915 to 1920	no French Grand Prix
(15)	1921	Le Mans	GP	Jimmy Murphy ( Duesenberg )	Ralph DePalma ( Ballot )	Jules Goux ( Ballot )	Ralph DePalma ( Ballot )	Jimmy Murphy ( Duesenberg )
(16)	1922	Strasbourg	GP	Felice Nazzaro ( Fiat )	Pierre de Vizcaya ( Bugatti )	Pierre Marco ( Bugatti )	Felice Nazzaro ( Fiat )	Pietro Bordino ( Fiat )
(17)	1923	Tours	GP	Henry Segrave ( Sunbeam )	Albert Divo ( Sunbeam )	Ernest Friederich ( Bugatti )	René Thomas ( Delage )	Pietro Bordino ( Fiat )
(18)	1924	Lyon	GP	Giuseppe Campari	Albert Divo	Robert Benoist	set	Henry Segrave
(19)	1925	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Robert Benoist , Albert Divo	Louis Wagner , Paul Torchy	Giulio Masetti	Henry Segrave	Albert Divo
(20)	1926	Miramas	GP	Jules Goux	Bartolomeo Costantini	-	Jules Goux	Jules Goux
(21)	1927	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Robert Benoist	Edmond Bourlier	André Morel	George Eyston	Robert Benoist
(22)	1928	Saint-Gaudens	SW	W. Williams	André Rousseau	Edouard Brisson	unknown	W. Williams
(23)	1929	Le Mans	GP	W. Williams	André Boillot	Caberto Conelli	Raoul de Rovin	W. Williams
(24)	1930	Pau	FL	Philippe Étancelin	Tim Birkin	Juan Zanelli	Louis Casali	W. Williams
(25)	1931	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Louis Chiron , Achille Varzi	Giuseppe Campari , Baconin Borzacchini	Clemente Biondetti , Luigi Parenti	William Scott , Sydenham Armstrong-Payn	Luigi Fagioli
(26)	1932	Reims-Gueux	GP	Tazio Nuvolari	Baconin Borzacchini	Rudolf Caracciola	Jean Gaupillat	Tazio Nuvolari
(27)	1933	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Giuseppe Campari	Philippe Étancelin	George Eyston	Earl Howe	Giuseppe Campari
(28)	1934	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Louis Chiron	Achille Varzi	Carlo Felice Trossi	Hans Stuck	Louis Chiron
(29)	1935	Linas-Montlhéry	GP	Rudolf Caracciola	Manfred von Brauchitsch	Goffredo Zehender	Achille Varzi	Tazio Nuvolari
(30)	1936	Linas-Montlhéry	SW	Jean-Pierre Wimille , Raymond Sommer	Marcel Mongin , "Michel Paris"	Goffredo Zehender , Robert Brunet	unknown	René Dreyfus
(31)	1937	Linas-Montlhéry	SW	Louis Chiron	Gianfranco Comotti	Albert Divo	Raymond Summers	Louis Chiron
(32)	1938	Reims-Gueux	GP	Manfred von Brauchitsch	Rudolf Caracciola	Hermann Lang	Hermann Lang	Hermann Lang
(33)	1939	Reims-Gueux	GP	Hermann Paul Muller	Georg Meier	René Le Bègue	Hermann Lang	Hermann Lang
	1940 to 1946	no French Grand Prix
(34)	1947	Lyon-Parilly	GP	Louis Chiron	Henri Louveau	Eugène Chaboud	Henri Louveau	Alberto Ascari , Luigi Villoresi , "Raph"
(35)	1948	Reims-Gueux	F1	Jean-Pierre Wimille	Consalvo Sanesi	Alberto Ascari	Jean-Pierre Wimille	Jean-Pierre Wimille
(36)	1949	Saint-Gaudens	SW	Charles Pozzi	John Heath	José Scaron	Raymond Summers	Louis Chiron
37	1950	Reims-Gueux	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )	Luigi Fagioli ( Alfa Romeo )	Peter Whitehead ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )
38	1951	Reims-Gueux	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio , Luigi Fagioli (both Alfa Romeo )	José Froilán González , Alberto Ascari (both Ferrari )	Luigi Villoresi ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Alfa Romeo )
39	1952	Rouen-les-Essarts	F2	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Giuseppe Farina ( Ferrari )	Piero Taruffi ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )
40	1953	Reims-Gueux	F2	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	José Froilán González ( Maserati )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari )	Alberto Ascari ( Ferrari ), Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )
41	1954	Reims-Gueux	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Mercedes-Benz )	Karl Kling ( Mercedes-Benz )	France ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Mercedes-Benz )	Hans Herrmann ( Mercedes-Benz )
	1955	no French Grand Prix
42	1956	Reims-Gueux	F1	Peter Collins ( Ferrari )	Eugenio Castellotti ( Ferrari )	Jean Behra ( Maserati )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Ferrari )
43	1957	Rouen-les-Essarts	F1	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	Luigi Musso ( Ferrari )	Peter Collins ( Ferrari )	Juan Manuel Fangio ( Maserati )	Luigi Musso ( Ferrari )
44	1958	Reims-Gueux	F1	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Stirling Moss ( Vanwall )	W. von Trips ( Ferrari )	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )	Mike Hawthorn ( Ferrari )
45	1959	Reims-Gueux	F1	Tony Brooks ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )	Jack Brabham ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Tony Brooks ( Ferrari )	Stirling Moss ( BRM )
46	1960	Reims-Gueux	F1	Jack Brabham ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Olivier Gendebien ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Bruce McLaren ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Jack Brabham ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Jack Brabham ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )
47	1961	Reims-Gueux	F1	Giancarlo Baghetti ( Ferrari )	Dan Gurney ( Porsche )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )	Phil Hill ( Ferrari )
48	1962	Rouen-les-Essarts	F1	Dan Gurney ( Porsche )	Tony Maggs ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Richie Ginther ( BRM )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Graham Hill ( BRM )
49	1963	Reims-Gueux	F1	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Tony Maggs ( Cooper Car Company - Climax )	Graham Hill ( BRM )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )
50	1964	Rouen-les-Essarts	F1	Dan Gurney ( Brabham - Climax )	Graham Hill ( BRM )	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Climax )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Climax )
51	1965	Charade	F1	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Jackie Stewart ( BRM )	John Surtees ( Ferrari )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Jim Clark ( Team Lotus - Climax )
52	1966	Reims-Gueux	F1	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Repco )	Mike Parkes ( Ferrari )	Denis Hulme ( Brabham - Repco )	Lorenzo Bandini ( Ferrari )	Lorenzo Bandini ( Ferrari )
53	1967	Le Mans	F1	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Repco )	Denis Hulme ( Brabham - Repco )	Jackie Stewart ( BRM )	Graham Hill ( Team Lotus - Climax )	Graham Hill ( Team Lotus - Climax )
Events with the official title "Grand Prix de France"
54	1968	Rouen-les-Essarts	F1	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )	John Surtees ( Honda )	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )	Jochen Rindt ( Brabham - Climax )	Pedro Rodríguez ( BRM )
55	1969	Charade	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )	Jean-Pierre Beltoise ( Matra - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Brabham - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Matra - Ford )
56	1970	Charade	F1	Jochen Rindt ( Lotus - Ford )	Chris Amon ( March - Ford )	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Ford )	Jacky Ickx ( Ferrari )	Jack Brabham ( Brabham - Ford )
57	1971	Paul Ricard	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	François Cevert ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Emerson Fittipaldi ( Lotus - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )
58	1972	Charade	F1	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Emerson Fittipaldi ( Lotus - Ford )	Chris Amon ( Matra )	Chris Amon ( Matra )	Chris Amon ( Matra )
59	1973	Paul Ricard	F1	Ronnie Peterson ( Lotus - Ford )	François Cevert ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Carlos Reutemann ( Brabham - Ford )	Jackie Stewart ( Tyrrell - Ford )	Denis Hulme ( McLaren - Ford )
60	1974	Dijon Prenois	F1	Ronnie Peterson ( Lotus - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Clay Regazzoni ( Ferrari )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Jody Scheckter ( Tyrrell - Ford )
61	1975	Paul Ricard	F1	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	James Hunt ( Hesketh - Ford )	Jochen Mass ( McLaren - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )	Jochen Mass ( McLaren - Ford )
62	1976	Paul Ricard	F1	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	Patrick Depailler ( Tyrrell - Ford )	John Watson ( Penske - Ford )	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	Niki Lauda ( Ferrari )
63	1977	Dijon Prenois	F1	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )	John Watson ( Brabham - Alfa Romeo )	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )
64	1978	Paul Ricard	F1	Mario Andretti ( Lotus - Ford )	Ronnie Peterson ( Lotus - Ford )	James Hunt ( McLaren - Ford )	John Watson ( Brabham - Alfa Romeo )	Carlos Reutemann ( Ferrari )
65	1979	Dijon Prenois	F1	Jean-Pierre Jabouille ( Renault )	Gilles Villeneuve ( Ferrari )	René Arnoux ( Renault )	Jean-Pierre Jabouille ( Renault )	René Arnoux ( Renault )
66	1980	Paul Ricard	F1	Alan Jones ( Williams )	Didier Pironi ( Ligier - Ford )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Ford )	Jacques Laffite ( Ligier - Ford )	Alan Jones ( Williams )
67	1981	Dijon Prenois	F1	Alain Prost ( Renault )	John Watson ( McLaren - Ford )	Nelson Piquet ( Brabham - Ford )	René Arnoux ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( Renault )
68	1982	Paul Ricard	F1	René Arnoux ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( Renault )	Didier Pironi ( Ferrari )	René Arnoux ( Renault )	Riccardo Patrese ( Brabham - Ford )
69	1983	Paul Ricard	F1	Alain Prost ( Renault )	Nelson Piquet ( Brabham - BMW )	Eddie Cheever ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( Renault )
70	1984	Dijon Prenois	F1	Niki Lauda ( McLaren - TAG Porsche )	Patrick Tambay ( Renault )	Nigel Mansell ( Lotus - Renault )	Patrick Tambay ( Renault )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG Porsche )
71	1985	Paul Ricard	F1	Nelson Piquet ( Brabham - BMW )	Keke Rosberg ( Williams - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG Porsche )	Keke Rosberg ( Williams - Honda )	Keke Rosberg ( Williams - Honda )
72	1986	Paul Ricard	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG Porsche )	Nelson Piquet ( Williams - Honda )	Ayrton Senna ( Lotus - Renault )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )
73	1987	Paul Ricard	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )	Nelson Piquet ( Williams - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - TAG Porsche )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Honda )	Nelson Piquet ( Williams - Honda )
74	1988	Paul Ricard	F1	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Michele Alboreto ( Ferrari )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )
75	1989	Paul Ricard	F1	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Nigel Mansell ( Ferrari )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )	Alain Prost ( McLaren - Honda )	Maurício Gugelmin ( March - Judd )
76	1990	Paul Ricard	F1	Alain Prost ( Ferrari )	Ivan Capelli ( Leyton House - Judd )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Nigel Mansell ( Ferrari )	Nigel Mansell ( Ferrari )
77	1991	Magny-Cours	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Alain Prost ( Ferrari )	Ayrton Senna ( McLaren - Honda )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )
78	1992	Magny-Cours	F1	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Riccardo Patrese ( Williams - Renault )	Martin Brundle ( Benetton - Ford )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )	Nigel Mansell ( Williams - Renault )
79	1993	Magny-Cours	F1	Alain Prost ( Williams - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )
80	1994	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Ford )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Gerhard Berger ( Ferrari )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )
81	1995	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	David Coulthard ( Williams - Renault )	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Benetton - Renault )
82	1996	Magny-Cours	F1	Damon Hill ( Williams - Renault )	Jacques Villeneuve ( Williams - Renault )	Jean Alesi ( Benetton - Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Jacques Villeneuve ( Williams - Renault )
83	1997	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Williams - Renault )	Eddie Irvine ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )
84	1998	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Eddie Irvine ( Ferrari )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
85	1999	Magny-Cours	F1	Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Jordan - Mugen Honda )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Rubens Barrichello ( Stewart - Ford )	Rubens Barrichello ( Stewart - Ford )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
86	2000	Magny-Cours	F1	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Mika Häkkinen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	David Coulthard ( Ferrari )
87	2001	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Ralf Schumacher ( Williams - BMW )	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	Ralf Schumacher ( Ferrari )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
88	2002	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	David Coulthard ( McLaren - Mercedes )
89	2003	Magny-Cours	F1	Ralf Schumacher ( Williams - BMW )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Ralf Schumacher ( Williams - BMW )	Juan Pablo Montoya ( Williams - BMW )
90	2004	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Rubens Barrichello ( Ferrari )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )
91	2005	Magny-Cours	F1	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Kimi Raikkonen ( McLaren - Mercedes )
92	2006	Magny-Cours	F1	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Fernando Alonso ( Renault )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )	Michael Schumacher ( Ferrari )
93	2007	Magny-Cours	F1	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Lewis Hamilton ( McLaren - Mercedes )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )
94	2008	Magny-Cours	F1	Felipe Massa ( Ferrari )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )	Jarno Trulli ( Toyota )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )
	2009 to 2017	no French Grand Prix
95	2018	Paul Ricard	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Max Verstappen ( Red Bull - TAG Heuer )	Kimi Raikkonen ( Ferrari )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Valtteri Bottas ( Mercedes )
96	2019	Paul Ricard	F1	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Valtteri Bottas ( Mercedes )	Charles Leclerc ( Ferrari )	Lewis Hamilton ( Mercedes )	Sebastian Vettel ( Ferrari )
-	2020	canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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 c d e f g h} The first race organized as the Grand Prix de l'ACF took place in 1906. In the 1920s, however, the "great" city-to-city races of the early days between 1895 and 1903 were also awarded these titles (see formula1results.co.za , accessed on May 28, 2015), even though the ACF was founded only after the Paris-Bordeaux-Paris race in 1895. This counting method made the event of 1906 the officially ninth Grand Prix de l'ACF , and later also the ninth Grand Prix de la France . The 1950 Grand Prix officially started with the 37th edition, from this year the edition numbers are occupied. This numbering was after the 1968 renaming of the Grand Prix de l'ACF for Grand Prix de France continued further throughout.
2. ↑ The fastest at the finish were the Panhard from Émile Levassor and the Peugeot from Louis Rigolot . However, these were not rated because they were not two-seater cars as required in the tender (see teamdan.com ( memento from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on May 28, 2015)
3. ↑ ^{a b c} The Automobile Club de l'Ouest organized three races in Le Mans in 1911, 1912 and 1913 under the title Grand Prix de France (Source: Paul Sheldon: A Record of Grand Prix and Voiturette Racing. Volume 1 1900–1925; also formula1results.co.za , formula1results.co.za and formula1results.co.za , each accessed on May 28, 2015). However, these events did not have the same status as the Grands Prix de l'ACF and are still not counted by the Automobile Club de France , whose events carried the title Grand Prix de l'ACF until 1967 .
4. ↑ The French Grand Prix in 1924 also had the AIACR title of European Grand Prix .
5. ↑ ^{a b c d} The Grand Prix de l'ACF was held in 1928, 1936, 1937 and 1949 as a sports car race
6. ↑ The Grand Prix de l'ACF was held in 1930 as a formula-free race
7. ↑ The Formula 1 race of 1949 was called Grand Prix de France and was not a Grande Épreuve ! The 36th Grand Prix de l'ACF was a sports car race, held on the Circuit du Comminges in Saint-Gaudens (source: Paul Sheldon, "A Record of Grand Prix and Voiturette Races", Vol. 4 1937–1949; and silhouet. com , accessed May 29, 2015)
8. ↑ ^{a b} The races of the automobile world championship were held in 1952 and 1953 according to the Formula 2 regulations .

Web links

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

• Route information on Motorsport-Total.com

Individual evidence

1. ^ Grand Prix du Centenaire ( memento of March 29, 2006 in the Internet Archive ), on gpfrancef1.com, accessed on September 2, 2013.
2. ↑ "Season 2008 - Future for Magny-Cours" (Eurosport report on July 24, 2007)
3. ↑ Sven Haidinger: Formula 1 will return to France from 2018. Motorsport-Total.com, December 5, 2016, accessed December 5, 2016 . 
4. ↑ http://www.motorsport-total.com/formel-1/news/offiziell-grosser-preis-von-frankreich-in-le-castellet-abgesagt-20042705
5. ↑ Contrary to other publications, the current state of research is that "Edmond" was a pseudonym; see forums.autosport.com , accessed May 29, 2015.
6. ↑ Poster: XXXVIIe Grand Prix de l'ACF , accessed on September 2, 2013.
7. ↑ Poster: XXXIX ° Grand Prix de l'ACF , accessed on September 2, 2013.
8. ^ Poster: XLVI Grand Prix de l'ACF ( Memento from January 17, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) accessed on September 2, 2013.
9. ^ Poster: 72e Grand Prix de France , accessed on September 2, 2013.

Coordinates: 46 ° 51 ′ 47.4 "  N , 3 ° 9 ′ 56.3"  E