After a three-year hiatus, the F1 Australian Grand Prix returned to Albert Park in this April.

Tickets for this year’s extravaganza are highly sought after, as the event has drawn a record audience.

Information about the 2023 Formula One Australian Grand Prix is provided below.

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The next F1 Australian Grand Prix will take place on

The dates of March 30–April 2, 2023, have been set for the next F1 Australian Grand Prix.

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has officially approved these times.

Here’s the weekend itinerary in its entirety.

A fresh deal extension ensures that Melbourne will continue to host an F1 event until at least the end of 2037.

The Formula Two and Formula Three racing competitions are new additions to the Grand Prix event this year.

When will practice, qualification and the race of the 2023 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix take place?

Day of the Week:

March 31, Friday

• Free Practice Race 1: (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm AEDT)
• Second Round of Free Practice Race: (4:00 pm – 5:00 pm AEDT)

April 1, Saturday

• Free Practice Race 3: (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm AEDT)
• Qualifying: (4:00 pm – 5:00 pm AEDT)

April 2nd, Sunday

• Main Race: (3:00 pm – approx. 5:00 pm AEST)

Australian Grand Prix Preview

This weekend is the Australian Grand Prix, so the Formula One world comes to Melbourne. The first two events of the season have been somewhat illuminating, providing a glimpse of what lies ahead. First off, with each race that goes by, it looks more and more likely that Red Bull will win the championship.

When the F1 circus visits Melbourne in the coming days, Australian race fans won’t be bored. Local favourite Oscar Piastri will make his first trip to the Albert Park circuit, and Max Verstappen will try to continue his apparently unstoppable march toward a third world championship.

This year’s Australian Grand Prix is expected to be the fastest in the event’s history, and the Red Bull driver’s car has been leagues clear of the field in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Both races were won by members of the same team: Max Verstappen in Bahrain and Sergio Perez in Saudi Arabia. (Jeddah). In both races, Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin unexpectedly finished third.

The eldest and most seasoned driver on the grid, however, is a dark favourite to win the race, as his squad turns out to be a pleasant surprise.

On Friday, the first practice period will take place from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. (AEDT). The second exercise will be held from 4 to 5 o’clock.

Saturday’s Formula One schedule begins with the third practice session from 12:30 to 1:30 pm, followed by qualification from 4 to 5 pm.

Australia’s Grand Prix in 2023: The Weather

The weather at the Australian Grand Prix has ranged from hot and sunny to torrential showers and powerful winds over the years.

This year’s competition weekend at Albert Park is forecast to have a variety of weather conditions.

The most up-to-date forecasts predict dry conditions for qualification and the race, with a slight chance of precipitation during practice.

What are the latest alterations to the Albert Park course?

In preparation for the 2016 Grand Prix, some work was done on the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne.

Seven turns were altered, and two were taken out completely, to increase the number of places for drivers to pass one another and make for faster, more competitive racing.

Turns 9 and 10 no longer have a chicane, and this modification will stay in place through 2023.

For the 2018 event, the area between Turns 8 and 9 has been designated as a fourth DRS zone, making Albert Park the only track on the F1 calendar with more than three activation zones.

F1 Australian Grand Prix Venue

The Australian Grand Prix has been held at Albert Park since 1996. The track is 5.278 kilometres in length, making the total race route slightly more than 306 kilometres over 58 circuits.

After the track was resurfaced last year, Leclerc established a new lap record of 1.20.260, thanks in part to the widened turn six and the elimination of the chicane at turns nine and 10.

Many have predicted that this year’s running will be the fastest race ever seen on the circuit because of the inclusion of a fourth DRS zone.