BOOK FORMULA 1 AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 TICKETS

General admission allows you to move around the circuit to find the best vantage point. However, these areas are quite flat.

The Brabham grandstand overlooks the cars as they vie for position going through the first two corners. Watch the cars brake as they reach the end of the pit straight before turning right, then left, then speeding out of the complex of corners towards turn 3.

Named after Jenson Button, 2009 World Champion and two-time winner of the Australian Grand Prix, the Button Grandstand returns in 2024.

Located on the outfield of Turn 8 and just a short walk from Gate 5, the Button Grandstand puts you on top of the action as cars navigate the long right-hander before sling-shotting themselves down one of the fastest straights on the calendar.

You're never far from the action with views of a super-screen and food and beverage options nearby.

Located on the outfield, just past Turn 8 and accessible via Gate 8, the Clark Grandstand puts you in position to see the cars exit hurtle towards top-speed down Albert Park's newest high-speed straight.

Nearby large TV screens mean you won't miss a moment on the on-track action, with nearby amenities meaning food and drink are never far away.

The Clark Grandstand is also just a short walk from our central pedestrian footbridge across the lake, putting you at the cultural centre of the Grand Prix right by the home of the Sessions Stage.

Overlooking the starting grid, the Fangio grandstand offers spectacular views of the start/finish line as well as a view into the pits. Throughout the race you will be able to keep an eye on the pit stop action as it happens.

Fangio Premium tickets offer undercover seating with spectacular views of the start/finish line as well as a view into the pits.

Jones grandstand is located on the outside of Turn 1. This is a great position to witness the drama as the drivers vie for position; braking at the end of the pit straight and tackling the opening complex of corners. This is a great area to experience the start of the race.

With views back towards the city and unrivalled viewing angles for any overtakes coming out of Turn-11, the Lauda Grandstand puts fans on the driver’s left of Turn-12, a critical sweeping right-hander as the cars hurtle towards Albert Park’s final corners.

The Lauda Grandstand is most easily accessed via Gate 10, with food and drink conveniently located nearby.

Moss grandstand is located just before Turn 1 so from here you get to see the drivers charge towards the end of the pit straight, fighting for position as they brake to enter the first corner and through the first chicane.

Prost is located overlooking the final corner where multiple grandstands line the track creating a stadium-like dynamic. The grandstand overlooks the cars as they come out of the sharp Turn 15, tackle turn 16 and speed into the Pit Straight.

Prost Premium seats are located in the highest rows of the grandstand

Located on Turn 4, this Grandstand boasts views of Turn 3, 4 and 5 from the comfort of an Undercover seat. In between the on-track action enjoy dedicated catering, cash bar facilities and amenities located directly behind the Grandstand.

Situated between the final two turns of the track, the Schumacher Grandstand overlooks the cars as they break into the sharp corner of Turn 15 and accelerate as they line up for the final corner. The entry to the Pit Lane is also located directly ahead of the grandstand.

Schumacher Premium is located in the highest rows of the grandstand.

Located at the top of the Pit Straight, the Senna grandstand offers views of the cars as they go through the final corner and speed down the long Pit Straight. You may also be able to witness the cars as they slow down to enter the pits.

Re-located to an all-new position for 2023, the Stewart Grandstand is now located on the exit of Turn-5, the site of the epic shunt between Lance Stroll and Nicholas Latifi in 2022’s first qualifying session.

Best accessed from Gate 3, the Stewart Grandstand will have super-screen viewing to make sure you don’t miss a moment of the action on track.

Named after Sebastian Vettel, a four-time World Champion and four-time winner at Albert Park, the Vettel Grandstand gives fans views across Turn 11.

The Vettel Grandstand includes super-screen viewing, keeping fans connected to the action around the circuit, with food and beverage amenities in a garden area for the grandstand.

Easily accessed from Gate 9 (one of the most convenient gates when travelling by public transport), access to the rest of the circuit from the Vettel Grandstand requires you to utilise one of the circuit's footbridges to cross over onto the infield.

The Webber Grandstand returns to its 2022 home on the infield of Turn 11.