The popularity of the Australian Grand Prix within the Formula 1 community is well documented, and interest in F1 Australia tickets is always high. If you want to be there to see the esteemed event at Albert Park up close and in person, then SeatPick has you covered!
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Though the Australian Grand Prix has been contested ever since 1928, it only became a part of the FIA Formula One World Championships in 1985.
Keke Rosberg won the first Formula One event in Australia, back when the location of the race was in Adelaide.
Move to Melbourne
In 1996 the race moved to Albert Park in Melbourne, and British driver Damon Hill romped to victory in the first event held at the track.
The inaugural race at the track was one that certainly attracted attention. In the very first lap of the event, Jordan driver Martin Brundle had a massive crash. Indeed further safety concerns came to the fore when in 2001, a volunteer marshal was killed after an accident.
In 2002 Rubens Barrichello and Ralf Schumacher collided, and the accident led to 11 of the 22 cars in action having to be eliminated before the first lap had been completed.
Fernando Alonso's 2006 victory came after four safety car periods. Lewis Hamilton managed a podium finish on his F1 debut in 2007, in a race that Kimi Raikkonen won.
German legend Michael Schumacher holds the record for most Formula 1 Australia Grand Prix wins, picking up victories between 2000 and 2004.
In 2022 over 400,000 spectators crammed into Albert Park to see the Formula One grand prix, which is a testament to the size of the occasion.
The circuit in Melbourne includes public roads but also incorporates elements more in keeping with dedicated racetracks, and that mix helps to make the race one that is exciting from start to finish.
The race is considered one of the fastest races on the calendar, and the venue has many great seating areas with grandstands offering great views of the action dotted all around the track.
The starting price for tickets for the Australian Grand Prix is $68, and SeatPick offers a vast array of tickets for fans of the F1 roadshow.
A park pass gives you general admission access to watch from a number of vantage points in unreserved seating areas.
You can secure tickets for the race today with SeatPick's platform giving you the chance to shop around for the best prices.
You might opt to enjoy the world-renowned hospitality packages for the race weekend or perhaps general admission tickets that are more moderately priced. Seats for the race are plentiful, and you can just use the relevant filters for your search in order to find just what you are looking for.
No, the Rolex Australian Grand Prix is not yet sold out. You can purchase tickets right up to race day, as much of the inventory available via SeatPick comes in the form of e-tickets.
Via the SeatPick site, you can access tickets for any selected event within the Formula 1 schedule, including for the upcoming Australian Grand Prix.
Whether you are a corporate group or an individual looking for an ideal seat for all the events in 2025, you'll find them on SeatPick.
Fans have the best chance of getting to see Formula One live and in person by navigating through SeatPick's platform to locate seats for their chosen race.
You'll also be able to find well-priced weekend tickets and park pass options, which give you access from Thursday to Sunday.
It's generally accepted the that best grandstand ticket to get your hands on for the race in Melbourne would be for the Brabham stand. This stand is located next to turn 1, where the drivers are in position for the green light.
These are perfectly positioned to make the most of the thrills that await as the race gets underway and also give you views of the super screen.
The 2025 Australian Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, the 2nd of April.
Getting to the race from the centre of town is relatively straightforward. There is a tram service, which is not only frequent during the race weekend but is also free for F1 fans who hold tickets to the event.