The Grand Prix de Paris is a Group 1 race run under Set Weight conditions for three year old colts and fillies at Longchamp conducted by France Galop.

The Grand Prix de Paris is run over 2400m. It was first run in 1863 and was won by The Ranger.

The Grand Prix de Paris was originated by the French governing body as a long distance race to compete against international foe. It was a very high profile race initially. The advent of the Arc hurt its standing.

It was even at 3100m in 1964 then once graded at Group 1, it was reduced to as far as 2000m. In 2005 it went back up to 2400m.

The race was not run during some years in WWI. It is usually run on Bastille Day. However because of coronavirus it was delayed until September and they did not run the Prix Neil as a result.

Rail Link is the last horse to do the Grand Prix de Paris/Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe double in 2006.

Most wins as a jockey is with Tom Lane with six and the leading trainer is Andre Fabre with a brilliant 13 victories.

At Talaq won this race and later scored in a Melbourne Cup for Colin Hayes.

Gallante won the race in 2014 and came to Australia for Lloyd Williams winning a Sydney Cup.

Full brothers Japan and Mogul won the race in consecutive years (both million plus pound yearlings as well). Mogul would win a Hong Kong Vase to end his season in 2020.

The 2021 edition was brilliantly won by Hurricane Lane who added to his Irish Derby and Dante wins plus his Epsom Derby placing.

The last non-French winner was Hurricane Lane in 2021 for Charlie Appleby.

The Grand Prix de Paris was worth €600,000 in 2023.

Notable winners of the Grand Prix de Paris include Feed The Flame (2023), Hurricane Lane (2021), Mogul (2020), Japan (2019), Kew Gardens (2018), Gallante (2014), Flintshire (2013), Meandre (2011), Rail Link (2006), Scorpion (2005), Bago (2004), Peintre Celebre (1997), Subotica (1991), Saumarez (1990), At Talaq (1984), Glint Of Gold (1981), Exceller (1976), Sagaro (1974), Reliance (1965), Phil Drake (1955), My Love (1948), Souverain (1946), Caracalla (1945), Le Pacha (1941), Nearco (1928), Comrade (1920), Sardanapale (1914), Spearmint (1906), Paradox (1885), Foxhall (1881), Robert The Devil (1880), Kisber (1876), Cremorne (1872) and Gladiateur (1865).

The 2023 Grand Prix de Paris was won by Feed The Flame from Adelaide River and Soul Sister.