Grand Prix refers to a major international sporting event, particularly in motor racing. It is often used to describe a prestigious race or series of races that form part of a championship, such as Formula One. The term “Grand Prix” is derived from French, meaning “great prize”. In this context, it indicates a significant competition where vehicles, typically high-performance cars, compete on closed circuits or road courses. Grand Prix events feature professional drivers and teams and are renowned for their historical significance, technical excellence, and high levels of competition. The term may also apply to other sports or competitions that have a similar standing in their respective fields, but it is most commonly associated with motorsport.
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