Australian Grand Prix Circuit Description
The circuit utilises public roads within one of the many parks around Melbourne and takes three months to erect. The Albert Park layout is dead flat but contains a healthy mix of corners and is especially fast for a street circuit. Drivers enjoy the flowing nature of the track although small mistakes are harshly punished by the close barriers. Trackside spectators are able to get very close to the cars at speed, but can’t see much except what is right in front of them.
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