What event is the Detroit Grand Prix?
Q: What event is the Detroit Grand Prix?
A: The Detroit Grand Prix is a car racing event held in Detroit, Michigan, USA.
Q: When was it part of the Formula One series?
A: From 1982 to 1988, the Detroit Grand Prix was part of the Formula One series.
Q: When did it become a part of the IndyCar Series?
A: In 1988, the Detroit Grand Prix became a part of the IndyCar Series.
Q: What other races were held in 1982?
A: In 1982, along with the US GP West and Caesars Palace GP races, a new event was held on another street course in the Renaissance Center of Detroit.
Q: How long was its original circuit?
A: The original circuit had seventeen corners in 2.493 miles and included a tunnel and railroad track crossing.
Q: Where did it move to after 1989?
A: After 1989, the Grand Prix moved to Phoenix due to an agreement not being reached for Belle Isle as planned.
Q: Where has it been held since 1992?
A: Since 1992, the race has been held at Belle Isle - an island in the Detroit River.
