Formula One Australian Grand Prix

It’s time to start your engines and move into pole position, because the adrenaline-fuelled F1 Australian Grand Prix is returning to Albert Park from March 13-16. 

Following on from the record-breaking attendance of 452,055 people in 2024, this year is shaping up to be even more thrilling, with heated rivalries, newly modified cars and key points up for grabs. 

With local hero Oscar Piastri scoring two wins in 2024 (in Hungary and Azerbaijan) and McLaren taking out the Constructors' Championship for the first time since 1998, there will be plenty for Aussies to cheer on.

And there's fun to enjoy away from the track, with live music performances, plus world-class hospitality offerings, fan zones, vintage cars and merch stalls. You can view the full entertainment schedule here.

Limited tickets are still available, so if you want to experience the high-octane action you'll need to snap up a ticket via the website. And if you can't make the event in person, never fear. Every race of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship is broadcast live in Australia. 

Not into fast cars zooming around the track? Here's what else is on across the weekend.