Australian Grand Prix Ticket PackagesYou can also enjoy premium trackside seating & insider access in Melbourne with F1 Experiences. F1® Australian Grand Prix 2023Set 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. Get the best trackside access in Melbourne with Grand Prix Events, including AusGP Park Passes (General Admission), grandstand seats and all-inclusive hospitality in the Formula 1 Paddock Club™. From general admission to grandstand seats and Formula 1 Paddock Club™ hospitality, Grand Prix Events offers the best trackside access at Albert Park in Melbourne with competitive prices and unrivalled customer service. F1 Experiences Ticket PackagesGrand Prix Events is also an exclusive sales agent for F1 Experiences, which offers premium seats and exclusive trackside activities at the Australian Grand Prix. Fill out the formto be added to our quick call-back list and we’ll let you know first when tickets have been released. This year’s racing spectacle is set to reach new levels of entertainment, with new track modifications promising more speed, more overtakes, more action and more thrills around the picturesque Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. Park
PassGet ready to Live Fast, as you explore the new event precincts and find your perfect spot to watch all the action. Select
DayBrabham GrandstandSituated on the infield of Turn-1, the
Brabham Grandstand remains one of Albert Park’s most sought-after positions on the circuit. Seats in the Brabham Grandstand put you in a prime position to watch as drivers jostle for a position through the first corners of Sunday’s race. Select
Day Fangio GrandstandOverlooking the Main Straight and seated across from the Pit Buildings, the Fangio Grandstand is the place to see it all, from lights out to the waving of the chequered flag and podium celebrations. Select
Day Jones GrandstandSituated on the outfield of Turn-1 and just a short walk from Gate 1, the Jones Grandstand remains one of Albert Park’s most sought-after positions on the circuit. Select
Day Moss Grandstand
Situated on the outfield of the Main Straight just before Turn-1, the Moss Grandstand will see cars pushed to their limit as they reach top speed through the DRS Zone, with slipstreaming passing opportunities as they enter the heavy breaking zone ahead of Turn-1. Select
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Hill GrandstandRenamed in 2023 after the inaugural winner of the Australian F1® Grand Prix in Melbourne (Damon Hill), the Hill Grandstand is located on the outfield of Turn-3, an overtaking hot spot on the revamped Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. Select
Day Prost GrandstandLooking down on the apex of Turn-14, the Prost Grandstand not only gives fans views of Albert Park’s penultimate corner but is ideally situated across from Pit Entry. Select
Day Ricciardo GrandstandBack in its 2022 location due to popular demand, with the addition of premium undercover seating options, the Ricciardo Grandstand is situated on the infield between Turns 3 & 4, with views over one of the most technically challenging sections of the Albert Park Circuit. Select
Day Schumacher GrandstandLocated between Albert Park’s final two corners, the Schumacher Grandstand provides some of the best views of Turn-13, a corner that saw Valtteri Bottas able to find a gap and move past Pierre Gasly in the
2022 race after it was widened by 3.5m to make it more difficult for lead cars to defend their position. Select
Day Senna Grandstandthe Senna Grandstand gives fans views from the top of Main Straight, watching as the cars use
every inch of the racetrack on the exit Turn-14, enabling DRS and roaring towards top-speed down the Main Straight. Select
Day Webber GrandstandThe Webber Grandstand, named after an Australian motorsport legend, returns to its 2022
home on the infield of Turn-11. Select
Day HospitalityLive Fast in 2023 at the reimagined Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix and experience
world-renowned hospitality, as well as never-before-seen facilities. No matter which you choose, you can expect a truly unique hospitality experience that will be sure get your heart racing. With a unique blend of glamour, prestige and sophistication, our hospitality facilities will leave a lasting impression. See Options Park
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Get ready to live fast!In 2023, the Formula 1® Australian Grand Prix will celebrate Victoria like never before with five stunningly designed and unique precincts set to bring Victoria’s most iconic regions to life. With your GP Park Pass, you will have the option to wander through and explore the culture and creativity of Melbourne. The endless family fun of Phillip Island. The decadence of the Yarra Valley, adrenaline and adventure of the Grampians or the sights and sounds of
the iconic Great Ocean Road. BrabhamGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Situated on the infield of Turn-1, the Brabham Grandstand remains one of Albert Park’s most sought-after positions
on the circuit. Seats in the Brabham Grandstand put you in a prime position to watch as drivers jostle for a position through the first corners of Sunday’s race, a section of the circuit that has been the site of so many iconic Australian F1® Grand Prix moments. Located just a short walk from Melbourne Walk, M-Lane (home of our Sessions Stage) and
with super-screens, food, and beverage nearby, you won’t miss a moment of the action. Located just a short walk from Melbourne Walk, M-Lane (home of our Sessions Stage) and with super-screens, food, and beverage nearby, you won’t miss a moment of the action. FangioGrandstandGet ready to live fast!
It’s the moment that defines every Grand Prix, the eery silence falls across the racetrack in anticipation of lights out, and you’ll have one of the best seats in the house from the Fangio Grandstand. Overlooking the Main Straight and seated across from the Pit Buildings, the Fangio Grandstand is the place to see it all, from lights out to the waving of the chequered flag and podium celebrations. The Fangio Grandstand is best accessed from Gate 1 and backs onto one of Albert Park’s key activation zones with plenty to see and do and no shortage of food and drink options close by. The Fangio Grandstand is best accessed from Gate 1 and
backs onto one of Albert Park’s key activation zones with plenty to see and do and no shortage of food and drink options close by. JonesGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Situated on the outfield of Turn-1 and just a short walk from Gate 1, the Jones Grandstand remains one of Albert Park’s most sought-after positions on the circuit. Seats in the Jones Grandstand put you in a position to watch as drivers jostle for
a position through those initial key corners of Sunday’s race, a section of the circuit that has been the site of countless iconic Australian F1® Grand Prix moments. Cars will be pushed to their limits as they enter Turn-1, the heavy braking zone at the end of the Main Straight providing one of the circuit’s key overtaking opportunities and with a
super-screen, food and bar facilities nearby, you’ll never be far from the action. Cars will be pushed to their limits as they enter Turn-1, the heavy braking zone at the end of the Main Straight providing one of the circuit’s key overtaking opportunities and with a super-screen, food and bar facilities nearby, you’ll never be far from the action.
MossGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Situated on the outfield of the Main Straight just before Turn-1, the Moss Grandstand will see cars pushed to their limit as they reach top speed through the DRS Zone, with slipstreaming passing opportunities as they enter the heavy breaking zone ahead of Turn-1. Just a short
walk from Gate 1, the Moss Grandstand has wheelchair-accessible seating available, provides super-screen viewing and has a range of food and beverage options conveniently located nearby. Just a short walk from Gate 1, the Moss Grandstand has wheelchair-accessible seating available, provides super-screen viewing and has a range of food and beverage options
conveniently located nearby. HillGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Renamed in 2023 after the inaugural winner of the Australian F1® Grand Prix in Melbourne (Damon Hill), the Hill Grandstand is located on the outfield of Turn-3, an overtaking hot spot on the revamped Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. Just a short distance from Gate 3, the Hill Grandstand offers views over Turn 3 and the short chute towards Turn 4.
With super-screen views and an exclusive hang-out area that includes food trucks and bars, you won’t miss a moment of the action as Australia’s biggest live racing and entertainment returns to Melbourne. *Please note the above Grandstand photo was taken in 2022, seating in the Hill Grandstand in 2023 is not undercover.
With super-screen views and an exclusive hang-out area that includes food trucks and bars, you won’t miss a moment of the action as Australia’s biggest live racing and entertainment returns to Melbourne. *Please note the above Grandstand photo was taken in 2022, seating in the Hill Grandstand in 2023 is not undercover. ProstGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Looking down on the apex of Turn-14, the Prost Grandstand not only gives fans views of Albert Park’s penultimate corner but is ideally situated across from Pit Entry. You’ll see cars pushed to their absolute limits, exiting Turn-14 before roaring down the circuit’s main straight and with a super-screen situated across from your seat, you’ll be able to live the action from start to finish. The Prost Grandstand is also just a short walk from one of Albert Park’s key activation zones, with plenty to see and do with no shortage of food and drink available nearby. The Prost Grandstand is also just a short walk from one of Albert Park’s key activation
zones, with plenty to see and do with no shortage of food and drink available nearby. RicciardoGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Back in its 2022 location due to popular demand, with the addition of premium undercover seating options, the Ricciardo Grandstand is situated on the infield between Turns 3 & 4, with views over one of the most technically challenging sections of the Albert Park Circuit. With the
widened Turn-3 set to be one of the circuit’s key overtaking opportunities once again, seats in the Ricciardo Grandstand are once again set to be some of the most in-demand tickets of the 2023 race. Best accessed via Gate 2, the Ricciardo Grandstand provides super-screen viewing and is only a short walk from M-Lane, the cultural centre of the Australian
Grand Prix and the home of our Sessions Stage. Best accessed via Gate 2, the Ricciardo Grandstand provides super-screen viewing and is only a short walk from M-Lane, the cultural centre of the Australian Grand Prix and the home of our Sessions Stage. SchumacherGrandstandGet ready to live fast!
Located between Albert Park’s final two corners, the Schumacher Grandstand provides some of the best views of Turn-13, a corner that saw Valtteri Bottas able to find a gap and move past Pierre Gasly in the 2022 race after it was widened by 3.5m to make it more difficult for lead cars to defend their position. With the entry to Pit Lane directly across from you and a super-screen broadcasting all the action live, you’ll be able to live the action from all around the track without
having to leave your seat. The Schumacher Grandstand has wheelchair seating available and is conveniently located only a short distance from Legends Lane, one of Albert Park’s key activation zones with plenty to see and do with no shortage of food and drink options available. The Schumacher Grandstand has wheelchair seating available and is conveniently located only a short distance from Legends Lane, one of Albert Park’s key activation zones with plenty to see and do with no shortage of food and drink options available. SennaGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Carrying the name of a legend,
and with premium undercover seating available, the Senna Grandstand gives fans views from the top of Main Straight, watching as the cars use every inch of the racetrack on the exit Turn-14, enabling DRS and roaring towards top-speed down the Main Straight. The Senna Grandstand not only puts you at the centre of the on-track action but backs onto one of Albert Park’s marquee activation zones, putting you at the heart of the off-track action as well. With no shortage of food and drink options nearby, you’ll barely need to leave your seat to be able to enjoy the best of a Grand Prix weekend at Albert Park. With no shortage of food and drink options nearby, you’ll barely need to leave your seat to be able to
enjoy the best of a Grand Prix weekend at Albert Park. WebberGrandstandGet ready to live fast!The Webber Grandstand, named after an Australian motorsport legend, returns to its 2022 home on the infield of Turn-11. Fans in the Webber Grandstand had the best seats in the house in 2022 when Fernando Alonso’s Q3 came to an abrupt end and expect there to be plenty of action at the corner once again in 2023, with multiple
racing lines and a tighter apex likely to create opportunities for aggressive drivers into Turn-11. With super-screen viewing to keep you connected to all the on-track action and an array of food and beverage close by, it doesn’t get much better than Webber. With super-screen viewing to keep you connected to all the on-track action and an array of food and beverage close by, it doesn’t get much better than Webber. StewartGrandstandGet ready to live fast!Tickets On Sale Soon WaiteGrandstand
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Get ready to live fast!LaudaGrandstandGet ready to live fast!The PinnaclesGrandstandGet ready to live fast!. GeneralFAQ’sHave a question? View our FAQs regarding when we go on sale, ticket prices, grandstand locations and more. All Your Answers HereFor all your general event information on-track and off-track check out the Australian Grand Pix site. See InfoCollectorTicketWant a memento? Grab a collector ticket. Read MoreAisleSeatingLooking for some extra comfort? Aisle Seats have you covered. Read More
In DemandTicketsWant to ensure you’re in the most in demand areas of the circuit? Read MoreCollector TicketsIf you’re looking for a small piece of memorabilia to remember your FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2023 experience by, look no further than
a limited-edition Collector Ticket. A collector ticket is a souvenir ticket which not only gets you into the event, it also serves as a treasured keepsake to be kept well after the race is over. Collector tickets are only made available for selected events and can be purchased through the normal purchase processes - be sure to select a “Collector Ticket”ticket type when choosing your tickets. They incur a $15 surcharge. Collector tickets can only be delivered to fans via
mail and cannot be sent as Print-at-Home or E-Tickets, or collected from outlets or the venue. Collector Tickets are not available to those without a valid Australian address. You must provide an Australian postal address to receive Collector Tickets. What are Aisle Seat Tickets? We know the race days are a long time to be in your seat. If you’re looking for a bit more comfort, look no further than our Aisle Seat tickets. Tickets in
all grandstands that are the first 4 seats from each aisle. They incur a $15 surcharge. What are In Demand Tickets? A small portion of each grandstand will be allocated to In Demand Tickets which are tickets to the FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2023 in some of the most sought-after areas of each of the Grandstands. Please Note - Ticket prices may fluctuate based on demand. In Demand tickets are made available by event
organisers through Ticketmaster. They give fans fair and safe access to the most sought-after areas in the Grandstands at market-driven prices (adjusting prices according to supply and demand). In Demand tickets are ticket-only purchases, and prices are subject to change at any time.
Are 2023 F1 tickets available?
Tickets for 2023 Formula 1 races will go on sale over the coming months, although some races are already on sale or even close to selling out. Fans can purchase tickets to Austria and Hungary Grands Prix already.
How far in advance are F1 tickets released?
When can I buy F1 tickets? F1 tickets are distributed by the organisers of each event. The Monaco Grand Prix, for example, is run by the Automobile Club de Monaco who normally released tickets around 6 months before the event. Therefore, you can typically expect tickets to go on sale 6-9 months before the event itself.
How much is a tickets to Australia F1?
Availability & Locations. Is F1 coming to Australia 2023?
The FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2023 returns to Albert Park from 30 March to 2 April. The four-day motorsport extravaganza has been bolstered in 2023 with the addition of F2® and F3® as support categories.
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