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The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. The name was changed from the Austrian Grand Prix to distinguish between the two races and not be seen as a repeat of the previous race. The Red Bull Ring is located in the southern Austrian state of Styria, which is why the race is called the Styrian Grand Prix.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Location | Red Bull Ring |
| State | Styria |
| Purpose | Distinguish between the races |
| Avoidance | Repeat of the previous race |
| Formula One | Required to have a different name for each race on the calendar |
What You'll Learn
- Red Bull Ring is in the southern Austrian state of Styria
- F1 requires different names for each race, so both races at the Red Bull Ring couldn't be called the Austrian Grand Prix
- Formula One wanted to distinguish between the races so people don't view them as a repeat of the previous race
- Styria is the capital city of Styria and the second largest city in Austria after Vienna
- The official name of the race will be the Formula 1 Pirelli Grosser Preis Der Steiermark
Red Bull Ring is in the southern Austrian state of Styria
The Red Bull Ring is located in the southern Austrian state of Styria. The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season held at the Red Bull Ring. The first race of the season is the Austrian Grand Prix. The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the region where the race is being organized.
The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the southern Austrian state of Styria because the Red Bull Ring is located there. The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season held at the Red Bull Ring. The first race of the season is the Austrian Grand Prix. The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the region where the race is being organized.
The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the southern Austrian state of Styria because the Red Bull Ring is located there. The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season held at the Red Bull Ring. The first race of the season is the Austrian Grand Prix. The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the region where the race is being organized.
The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the southern Austrian state of Styria because the Red Bull Ring is located there. The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season held at the Red Bull Ring. The first race of the season is the Austrian Grand Prix. The Styrian Grand Prix is named after the region where the race is being organized.
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F1 requires different names for each race, so both races at the Red Bull Ring couldn't be called the Austrian Grand Prix
The Red Bull Ring is located in the southern Austrian state of Styria. The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the Formula One season at the Red Bull Ring.
The first race in Australia was named the Austrian Grand Prix. The second race is named the Styrian Grand Prix dedicated to the region where the race is being organized.
The first double header was hosted in Austria with the Austrian Grand Prix. The second race was renamed the Styrian Grand Prix to distinguish between the races, so that people do not view them as a repeat of the previous race.
The Red Bull team enters the race high on confidence and with the championship lead.
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The Styrian Grand Prix is the second Formula One race held in Austria at the Red Bull Ring. The first race in Australia was called the Austrian Grand Prix, so the second race was named the Styrian Grand Prix to distinguish between the two races and avoid people viewing them as a repeat of the previous race. The Styrian Grand Prix is dedicated to the region where the race is being organised, which is the southern Austrian state of Styria. Graz, the capital city of Styria, is the second largest city in Austria after Vienna.
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Styria is the capital city of Styria and the second largest city in Austria after Vienna
Styria is popularly called the “Green Mark” and, mainly in tourism, the “Green Heart of Austria”, as about 61 percent of its area are forested and another quarter is covered by meadows, pastures, orchards and vineyards. The Alps dominate the northern and western parts of Styria. Styria has 788 mountains higher than 2000 metres, with the tallest, Dachstein, just shy of 3000 m. The southeastern hill country is sunny and hot, with a climate heavily influenced by the Adriatic.
Styria is one of the nine states of the Republic of Austria. It is incredibly diverse, with 788 mountains higher than 2000 metres. The Alpine Ski World Cup takes place regularly in Styria, as do Formula 1 races. The region is an international crossroads of nations and cultures, with internationally renowned events such as the Styrian music festival “styriarte” and the art festival “Steirischer Herbst” each year inspiring both nationals as well as international guests.
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The official name of the race will be the Formula 1 Pirelli Grosser Preis Der Steiermark
The Styrian Grand Prix is the second race of the 2020 Formula One season at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. The first race in Australia was called the Austrian Grand Prix.
The second race was renamed the Styrian Grand Prix to distinguish it from the first race and to dedicate it to the region where the race is being organised. The Red Bull Ring is located in the southern Austrian state of Styria.
The Styrian Grand Prix is the season opener and the first double header of the 2020 Formula One season.
The Red Bull team enters the race high on confidence and with the championship lead.
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Frequently asked questions
The Red Bull Ring is located in the southern Austrian state of Styria. The first race in Australia was named the Austrian GP, so the second race was named the Styrian GP to distinguish between the races.
The official name of the race is the Formula 1 Pirelli Grosser Preis Der Steiermark.
Two races are held in Austria. The first race is called the Austrian Grand Prix and the second race is called the Styrian Grand Prix.
