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Australian Grand Prix Ticket Packages

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F1® Australian Grand Prix 2023

Set in the picturesque surroundings of Albert Park and close to the centre of vibrant Melbourne, the Australian Grand Prix is one of the most popular races on the Formula 1® calendar. Combining high-, medium- and low-speed corners with several overtaking areas, the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit is challenging for drivers and offers an excellent spectator experience for fans.

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Above you will find the ‘F1 Ticket’ tile which will lead to the page with our most up to date ticket offering for the Australian Grand Prix 2023 in Melbourne. Besides the possibility to buy  your Australian F1 tickets online, you will find information about the different types of tickets available. We aim to provide first-class advice, especially for those that have not visited the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit before. In addition to valuable tips for the best grandstands, you can find information about the location of TV-screens, track views and other tips that come in handy when selecting your Australian Grand Prix 2023 tickets.

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Australian Grand Prix Ticket Packages

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Australian Grand Prix – Albert Park Circuit, Melbourne

Over the past years, the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix – Melbourne has usually been scheduled as the season opener. Due to COVID-19, the 2021 edition of the Australian GP in Melbourne has been moved to the end of the F1 calendar in November, before being cancelled all together.

In 1996, the Australian GP moved from Adelaide to the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne. Since then, the street circuit around Albert Park Lake, has hosted the Australian Grand Prix every year. The Albert Park Circuit contains 16 turns and is 5,303 meters long. It is a narrow circuit with few overtaking opportunities. Lewis Hamilton sums it up on the radio at the opening race of the 2017 championship: “There is no way I can get pass this guy.” Lewis drove a much faster Mercedes but could not overtake Max Verstappen in his Red Bull. The Australian GP is also the home race of Daniel Ricciardo. The always smiling Australian still waits on his first podium in front of his home crowd. In 2016 Daniel achieves his best result in the Australian Grand Prix: fourth place.

The Australian Grand Prix Corporation confirmed today that next year's event will run from March 30-April 2, with Formula 1 on track from March 31.

That will make the race the third round of the Formula 1 world championship for the second year running.

While having traditionally been the opening round throughout the Melbourne era, the event is now set to float in the first three rounds of each season as part of a recently-signed contract extension.

As part of the new agreement Albert Park is only guaranteed five season-openers between now and 2035.

The AGP will open the 2024 and 2025 seasons with the other three opening slots to be spread across the decade that follows.

The 2023 race, meanwhile, is shaping up as a significant one given the likelihood of there being a Melbourne-born driver on the grid for the first time.

Oscar Piastri is widely expected to end up in a race seat next season with McLaren which, would make him the third Australian to compete in his home race during the Melbourne era after Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo, and the first from Melbourne itself.

Whether there will be two Australians on the grid is not yet entirely clear, given Ricciardo is expected to lose his McLaren seat to make way for Piastri.

The Perth-born driver could land back at Alpine in a straight swap, of sorts, given Piastri's attempt to split from the French manufacturer.

The 2023 AGP will also feature an all-new undercard with FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 to race in Australia for the first time.

Supercars will also hold a points-paying round at Albert Park, the event likely to be either the second or third round following the Newcastle 500 and perhaps the Tasmania SuperSprint in March.

Beyond that there may not be much room for local supports, though, with Carrera Cup thought to be the favourite if there is a fourth slot available.

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