FAQ

The Australian Grand Prix at the Adelaide Street Circuit will include the three regular MotoGP classes: MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. These championships form the standard race programme across the weekend.

Some riders and team members occasionally appear at fan activities and side events. You can find practical tips on where you might meet them and how to behave appropriately when you do here.

It’s always best to arrive early, particularly on race day Sunday, as queues at entrances and transport points are common. You can check the full weekend timetable here to plan your visit.

Motorsport events can be loud, so earplugs are recommended, although not strictly necessary. If you’re attending with children, proper hearing protection is strongly advised.

If you hold a grandstand ticket, you access your allocated grandstand through the designated entrance shown on the circuit map. Each grandstand ticket includes a reserved seat, which is clearly indicated on your ticket.

Yes, you may take photos for personal and non-commercial use only.

Animals are not permitted inside the Adelaide Street Circuit. The only exception may apply to officially registered assistance animals. Final confirmation of this policy is subject to event regulations.

Driving rules and road regulations in Australia may differ from those in other countries. A general overview of key regulations, including speed limits and driving requirements, can be found here.

Parking arrangements for the Adelaide Street Circuit will be confirmed closer to the event. Information regarding available parking areas, access routes and any specific conditions will be published once officially released. Visitors are advised to check transport and parking details in advance of the race weekend.

Due to high demand during major race events, accommodation in Adelaide can fill up quickly. Visitors are encouraged to explore a range of options within the city and the surrounding areas. Further accommodation guidance and recommendations can be found here.