2026 Supercars Melbourne SuperSprint

• Supercars racing all four days of the Grand Prix weekend
• First three races run 19 laps each; fourth race shortens to 14 laps
• 5.3-kilometer circuit around Albert Park Lake with 16 turns
• Track mixes public roads with reconstructed racing sections and gravel run-off areas
• Motorsport Straight precinct offers open Supercars paddock access with your Grand Prix ticket

Best Way to Experience It

• Turn 1 at the end of the main straight concentrates overtaking action
• Thursday tickets grant access to all grandstands unreserved for exploring views

Good to Know

• Tram and train travel free between city and Albert Park with Grand Prix ticket
• No public parking available at circuit; temporary restrictions apply in surrounding streets
• New Anzac Station provides eight-minute walk to Gate 5 via free train service
• Children aged 14 and under enter free when accompanied by paying adult
• Melbourne weather can shift dramatically during the weekend

• Best fit if you enjoy championship racing — Round 2 of Repco Supercars Championship features four 100km races across Thursday-Sunday, points accumulation for Larry Perkins Trophy, full championship status since 2018.
• Best fit if you value street circuit environments — 5.3km temporary road course using normally public roads around Albert Park Lake, 2km from Melbourne CBD with tram access, medium-to-high-speed characteristics on smooth asphalt.
• Best fit if you enjoy multi-category motorsport weekends — bundled with Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix means access to F1 practice/qualifying/race, nightly concerts, off-track entertainment across four-day A$385 park pass.
• Not ideal if you prefer Supercars-focused events — support category format gives limited Supercars track time within F1 schedule priority, rather than dedicated championship rounds featuring longer sessions, paddock emphasis, Supercars-centric programming.