Where is the British Grand Prix held?
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Silverstone Circuit in Silverstone, Northamptonshire, England.
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I've been to lots of Formula One races and to many of the tracks several times. Some are no longer on the F1 calendar.\nBrands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington, Paul Ricard, Spa- Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Barcelona, Jerez, Estoril, Nürburgring, Monza, Imola, Monaco, Budapest, Mosport, Montreal, Watkins Glen, Detroit, Phoenix, Mexico City, Jacarapagua (Brazil), Adelaide, Kyalami.\nFavourites: Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps, Estoril, Adelaide.\nLeast favourite: Kyalami (I was mugged in South Africa - in Johannesburg and away from the circuit).
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Birmingham!! United Kingdom\ntime - 10.51 am
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If you look at the obituaries, a lot of people died on the 7th. A lot of people were born as well though. A F1 GP took place in Germany. And an idiot was waiting another day before asking this idiotic question!
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Germany, Germany, Germany.... whoever said england will get to the final is living in other universe (that's coming from someone who lives in england)
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Tickets for this years Chinese race were $565 for a two day Sat/Sun ticket on the main grandstand. \n\nI think it really depends on which country you want to see most. The Japanese grand  orix will be at Fuji next year as apposed to Suzuka where it's been for the past decade. \n\nI imagine Japan is a lot more expensive to visit as a tourist, especially if you go to places such as Tokyo. \n\nActually watching an F1 race at a circuit can be a little boring! I am a huge fan and have been to a few races, but the race itself can get a bit boring after 60 odd laps. But that's only a part of the weekend, obviously you get to walk around the circuit and watch the warm-ups, qulifying from different spots. \n\nSo when it comes to actually WATCHING an F1 race, I don't think there will be much to choose as you'll be limited to a seat for the race itself. The decision really is based on which country you'd rather visit!
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Try this link for starters. Keep in mind that during this era, India was a colony of Britain.\nhttp://www.indiarace.com/Archives/RacingEvolution/history.htm
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It is the base of the Maclaren F1 team.\n\nThe theatre/cinema complex is called "The Ambassadors" and the shopping mall is called "The Peacock Centre" \n\nHome of Shah Jehan - the first mosque in Britain  and Headquarters of the Muslim Society of Great Britain\n\nWoking Town FC only charge £8 for a ticket on match day\n\nas of 2004 the population was approx: 89,600\n\nHenry VIII’s hunting palace was built here\n\nThe site of H G Wells’ War of the Worlds Martian landing (the orignal book)\n\nThe first navigable waterway in England (the River Wey Navigations)
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London, United Kingdom
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days of thunder? Grand Prix?
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birmingham u k has a motor show
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Nashville Super Speedway.
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Are you for or against the GP being held at Speedway?   Do you think it should be held at a different circuit?   There are several circuits - I can find Autopolis (which was used for Sports Car races but went bankrupt), Fuji, Suzuka and Ti Aida.   Are there any more?   where do you think it should be held?\n\nI found the following articles on the below website:\n\nFORMULA ONE News Friday, 24th March 2006  Official: Fuji new home for Japanese GP.\n \n The Japanese Grand Prix will move to the Fuji International Speedway next year.\n\nOfficial confirmation came on Friday, after months of rumours, which intensified at the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this month. The circuit, which is owned by Toyota, put out an announcement that they have reached an agreement with Bernie Ecclestone's Formula One Administration Limited, which will see it become the venue for the Japanese GP from 2007.\n\n"We, at FOA, have the pleasure that Fuji Speedway, as the brand new venue nestled at the foot of the most majestic Mt. Fuji, will be the new home of Japanese F1 Grand Prix," said Ecclectone. "We also have a good expectation that the F1 event there would be the opening of new era of Formula One history."\n\n **********************\n  \nFuji Speedway to stage F1 Japanese Grand Prix\nFri 24 Mar, 10:17 AM\n\nTOKYO (AFP) - Toyota Motor said it had received the green light to stage the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix from next year at its renovated Fuji Speedway, in a boost in its showdown with rival automaker Honda.\n\nIt was a long-awaited decision for Toyota since its Fuji International Speedway completed the upgrade of the race course on the foot of Mount Fuji a year ago.\n\nFormula One Administration Limited chairman Bernie Ecclestone said that Fuji Speedway, "the brand new venue nestled at the foot of the most majestic Mount Fuji, will be the new home of Japanese F1 Grand Prix," according to Toyota.\n\n"We also have a good expectation that the F1 event there would be the opening of new era of Formula One history," he was quoted as saying in a Toyota statement.\n\nToyota enlarged the paddock of the track to meet F1 specifications, winning approval of a "Grade One" licence by the International Automobile Federation in January last year.\n\nToyota, which holds 93.4 percent shares of Fuji International Speedway Co. Ltd., and Honda intensified their motor sports rivalry in 2002 when Toyota made its F1 debut as a full works team.\n\nHonda has its own circuits at Suzuka, 300 kilometres (185 miles) southwest of Tokyo, which has the rights to stage the Japanese Grand Prix until this year, and at Twin Ring Motegi, 100 kilometres (62 miles) north of Tokyo.\n\nIt remains possible that Japan will stage two Grand Prix events next year, with one going to each automaker. No date was immediately announced for the Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway.\n\nHonda, which quit F1 racing in 1992 after eight successful years as an engine supplier, made a comeback in 2000 with an engine for the British American Racing outfit.\n\nHonda started the championship this season as a full constructor, while former F1 driver Aguri Suzuki joined the tour in a new all-Japanese team with a Honda engine.\n\nThe Fuji Speedway opened in 1965 and staged two F1 races in 1976 and 1977.\n\nThe latter year saw a spectator and steward killed when a Ferrari driven by Gilles Villeneuve ploughed into the crowd following a shunt from Sweden's Ronnie Peterson in a Tyrrel.\n\n **********************\nthe accident was very bad and Fuji Speedway lost the GP so I presume a lot of safety work has gone on!
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It's impossible to answer your question unless you tell us where you live. However, if you live anywhere in North America, you'll find the information at this website:\nhttp://www.racefantv.ca/
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Yes it was STP, but they were replaced by First National City Travellers Checks when the European rounds of the championship started. Link to a pic from Brands Hatch 1976.
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Great Britain no contest
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Have you tried the official Formula 1 website, www.formula1.com. Click on the map of the Spanish Grand Prix circuit, and it takes you to page where you can book tickets or other travel and entry packages.