Formula 1 around the lake in Albert Park, usually the season opener and the best-attended weekend on the calendar.
Une page d'événement vous indique quand il a lieu (avec le niveau de certitude sur la date), pourquoi il est important, quelle est l'atmosphère de la semaine qui l'entoure, quand arriver et repartir, où les participants séjournent, comment l'accès fonctionne, et quels événements le précèdent et le suivent sur le circuit.
Albert Park is a 5.3-kilometer loop of parkland roads around a lake five kilometers south of central Melbourne, assembled each year and taken apart afterward. Sixteen corners, most of them fast; the layout changed materially in 2022, when turns nine and ten were redesigned and the surface replaced for the first time since 1996.
The weekend is a four-day festival with gates open from Thursday. Attendance is the largest in the sport: a reported 483,934 across the 2026 weekend.
01Pourquoi c'est important
Melbourne holds the season's opening round in most years and has the largest paying audience in the sport. The promoter is a government corporation and the contract runs to 2037. In our reading it is the calendar's best example of a race that belongs to its city rather than its sponsors.
02La semaine environnante
Melbourne handles this without visible strain: the park closes progressively from late February, the trams keep running, and the suburbs carry on with a Grand Prix attached. In most years the weekend sits beside the Labour Day long weekend and the city's March festivals.
03Quand arriver
Thursday, when the gates open, leaving Monday or later. Melbourne rewards extra days and March is its best month.
04Où séjourner
The central business district is the default, ten minutes by tram and with the most rooms. Southbank and South Yarra are closer and quieter; St Kilda puts you on the beach at the circuit's southern end; Fitzroy is better for eating than commuting.
05Accès et hospitalité
The promoter publishes three categories: a park pass covering general admission, reserved grandstands, and hospitality, with Formula 1's Paddock Club alongside its own corporate products. General admission here is genuinely good, with mounded banks around most of the lap.
06Où se déroule l'activité sociale
Inside the park, the marquee village and the general admission banks along the lake; outside it, the CBD laneways, Southbank's riverside and the beachfront at St Kilda.
07Comment s'y rendre
08Informations pratiques
09Historique
The Australian Grand Prix dates from 1928 and a road race at Phillip Island. It joined the world championship in 1985 on a street circuit in Adelaide, which held it for eleven years, and moved to a rebuilt Albert Park in 1996. The contract was extended in 2022, twice, to 2037.
10Qui s'y trouve
An enormous domestic crowd, much of it on general admission; Melbourne's corporate sector in the marquee village; Asian and European visitors on a longer trip.
Le circuit se poursuit
Fait partie de: Formula 1 Social Circuit
Dates enregistrées
| Édition | Dates | Statut |
|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Date à confirmerThe 2027 Formula 1 calendar had not been published as of 6 September 2026, and the promoter's ticket pages were taking registrations for notification rather than publishing dates. No usable pattern exists to estimate from: recent editions have ranged from late March and early April to the first weekend of March. Melbourne's agreement runs to 2037 and requires the race to be one of the first three rounds of the season, so March remains the typical month. | |
| 2026 | TerminéRound 1 of the 2026 Formula 1 season per Formula 1's official calendar, with the race on Sunday 8 March. Reported attendance across the weekend was 483,934, the highest recorded at Melbourne. |
Événements associés
Dans la presse
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Sources
- Australian Grand Prix - official site, Australian Grand Prix Corporation official consulté 6 September 2026
- F1 Race Calendar 2026, Formula 1 governing body consulté 6 September 2026
- Australian Grand Prix, Wikipedia encyclopedia consulté 6 September 2026