A question for F1 fans

[cr@zydude]

I don't often post in F1 threads, but I've been a fan for years. I know that some Grand Prixs have been hosted at different tracks over the years. My question though, is which tracks have hosted more than one Grand Prix?

The most obvious example I thought of was the Nurburgring, it has hosted the German, European and Luxembourg Grand Prixs. With some research I found that Imola once hosted the Italian Grand Prix, and also hosted the San Marino Grand Prix.

Which other tracks out there have done this?

 

[upup]

I think that's it.
Then there are the ones that every second year get there chances to get one, Japan and silverstone.

 

[milomak]

I think that's it.
Then there are the ones that every second year get there chances to get one, Japan and silverstone.

Japan has had a GP for close to the last 20 years. The tracks may change.

Pretty sure the British GP has been at Silverstone for many years.

 

[tiaanels]

Monza, Magny-Cours and Spa has also hosted the European Grand Prix before the European Grand Prix was reincarnated. After the reincarnation Brands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington (Not actualy sure if another race was held there) and Jerez (which has also hosted the Spanish Grand Prix)

Hope this helps

 

[cr@zydude]

Monza, Magny-Cours and Spa has also hosted the European Grand Prix before the European Grand Prix was reincarnated. After the reincarnation Brands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington (Not actualy sure if another race was held there) and Jerez (which has also hosted the Spanish Grand Prix)

Hope this helps

Thanks man, this is what I was looking for.