Dijon-Prenois (Circuit)
The Circuit de Dijon-Prenois, a short but challenging track, hosted the French Grand Prix 6 times between 1974 and 1984. Its undulating layout, featuring fast sweeping corners and a dramatic elevation change, tested both car and driver. Notable for being the site of some of Formula 1's closest finishes, including the legendary battle between René Arnoux and Gilles Villeneuve in 1979, Dijon-Prenois carved out a unique place in Grand Prix history as a true drivers' circuit.
- First Race
- 1974
- Last Race
- 1984
- Total Races
- 6(rank 43)
Most driver wins
- 1stA. Prost1 wins
- 2ndK. Rosberg1 wins
- 3rdN. Lauda1 wins
- 4thM. Andretti1 wins
- 5thJ. Jabouille1 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stN. Lauda3 podiums
- 2ndA. Prost2 podiums
- 3rdJ. Watson2 podiums
- 4thN. Mansell1 podiums
- 5thN. Piquet1 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stR. Patrese5 starts
- 2ndJ. Laffite5 starts
- 3rdP. Tambay5 starts
- 4thN. Lauda5 starts
- 5thJ. Watson5 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st2 winsUnknown
- 2nd2 winsUnknown
- 3rd1 winsUnknown
- 4th1 winsUnknown
Most constructor podiums
- 1st5 podiumsUnknown
- 2nd4 podiumsUnknown
- 3rd3 podiumsUnknown
- 4th3 podiumsUnknown
- 5th2 podiumsUnknown