European F1 GP Tickets

However, whilst Spain is the location for the European Grand Prix it also has its own Spanish Grand Prix, meaning that two race meetings take place in the country each year. However, in the case of the European Grand Prix, it is clearly a prestigious event – a tradition that attracts thousands of fans each year to see some of the best known drivers in the world take to the track.

Like any event on the F1 calendar, the race features a great atmosphere and the assortment of things to see and do on the big day will make European Grand Prix tickets hugely popular items, just as they have been each year that they have been on sale.

The European Grand Prix has taken place in many locations over the years, sometimes as a separate event and sometimes as a title for a particular country’s Grand Prix. It means that the first event, held in Italy in 1923, was also that year’s Italian Grand Prix, and this continued throughout the years in France and Belgium. After the war, this honorific form of the European Grand Prix was held in various countries until 1977 in the UK, disappearing from the calendar until 1983 when it was held at Brands Hatch and then Nürburgring. However, it would once again be shortlived until it was revived at Donington in the 1990s and found a permanent place on the schedule in 1999.

In the last decade it was held repeatedly Nürburgring until the first race in Valencia in 2008, a place where it will remain for some time to come.

There have been a wide range of winning drivers at the European Grand Prix, with Michael Schumacher taking pride of place on the podium for a record six times, followed by Fernando Alonso twice and Rubens Barichello twice. It remains to be seen who will hold the trophy in the future, but one thing is for sure – the European Grand Prix will remain a popular fixture of the F1 calendar, with thousands of people from across Europe hoping to catch the best drivers going head to head. So make sure you get hold of European Grand Prix tickets right away!