The 2023 Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix is set to take place at the 5.278-kilometre Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne on Sunday, April 2[1]. This year’s race will be part of Formula 1’s biggest-ever season, with all sessions from Albert Park being broadcast live on Sky Sports F1[4] and free-to-watch on Network 10 and 10 Play[5]. The Australian Grand Prix is set to deliver a weekend of heart-pumping, adrenaline-fueled Formula 1 action from March 30 to April 2, 2023, with an entertainment program that caters to music lovers, families, and motorsport superfans[6].
While fans might be disappointed that home favorite Daniel Ricciardo will miss out on the race due to his inability to secure a contract, they can look forward to cheering on the new Australian hero, Oscar Piastri, who will be driving for McLaren[7]. Throughout the weekend, fans can expect practice and qualifying sessions, support races, press conferences, and special events, which can be found using the links provided on the official Formula 1 website[1,2].
The 2023 F1 season has already seen action in pre-season testing, with Sergio Perez and Red Bull showcasing their impressive pace in Bahrain[8]. It remains to be seen how the teams will fare during the Australian Grand Prix weekend, but fans can expect thrilling battles and high-speed drama on the track.
In addition to the Australian Grand Prix, the 2023 Formula 1 calendar includes other exciting races such as the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, subject to circuit homologation[9]. Fans who wish to attend the 2023 Australian Grand Prix can secure a seat in a premium grandstand with excellent trackside views at Albert Park or opt for all-inclusive hospitality in the Champions Club or Formula 1 Paddock Club™ through Official Ticket Packages from F1® Experiences[10].
With the stage set for an unforgettable weekend of racing in Melbourne, the 2023 Australian F1 Grand Prix promises to deliver exhilarating action for Formula 1 fans around the world.