🇦🇺 Melbourne · Australia
The Albert Park Circuit is a street circuit in Melbourne, Australia. At 5.278 km long with 14 corners, the lap is run 58 times on race day. The circuit first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1996. Situated 10 metres above sea level, the thin air shapes car setup throughout the race weekend.
Turn 1 — Turn 1 - First corner after the start
Turn 2 — Turn 2 - Quick right following Turn 1
Turn 4 — Turn 4 - Right turn
Turn 5 — Turn 5 - Left turn
Turn 7 — Turn 7 - Quick left
Turn 8 — Turn 8 - Right turn onto lakeside section
Turn 10 — Turn 10 - Left-hander
Turn 11 — Turn 11 - Right turn at south end
Turn 13 — Turn 13 - Right-hander
Turn 14 — Turn 14 - Final corner before main straight
This circuit has 17 mapped grandstand sections: Piastri Grandstand, Fangio Grandstand, Jones Grandstand, Senna Grandstand, Prost Grandstand, Schumacher Grandstand, Brabham Grandstand, Ricciardo Grandstand, Hill Grandstand, American Express Grandstand, Stewart Grandstand, Button Grandstand, Clark Grandstand, Waite Grandstand, Vettel Grandstand, Webber Grandstand, Lauda Grandstand.