Melbourne F1 – Albert Park has been home to the Australian Grand Prix since 1996.
A 16-turn street circuit over 5.3 km (3.3 mi), covering a combination of public roads and a car park within the park. The circuit is medium downforce and considered a smooth, high-speed course popular amongst drivers and fans.
For the 2023 season, a fourth DRS zone has been added to provide more overtaking opportunities and enhance on-track action for fans. Fans will also be cheering for Australian driver Oscar Piastri as he hits his home track for the first time in an F1 machine.
Albert Park Circuit
Location : Melbourne, Australia
First Grand Prix : 1996
Number of Laps : 58
Circuit Length : 5.278km
Race Distance : 306.124 km
Lap Record : 1:20.260 (Charles Leclerc 2022)
2023 Tyree Compounds : c2, C3 & C4
Home Race : Oscar Piastri
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