It used to be the Adelaide Grand Prix. The Adelaide Grand Prix was a Formula 1 race held on the Adelaide Street Circuit from 1985 to 1995, known for being the final race of the season and the site of many dramatic moments, including Nigel Mansell's championship loss in 1986 and the title decider between Damon Hill and Michael Schumacher in 1994. The track was located in and around Victoria Park and was celebrated for its unique atmosphere, created by its proximity to the city center. It moved to

Have you ever been to the Australian Grand Prix? 🏎️ Adelaide hosted the Grand Prix for 11 years and in 1995 set the record for the biggest-ever one-day crowd for a sporting event in Australia with 210,000 attendees. An indecision by political parties to renew the contract before the 1993 election essentially handed the event to Melbourne. Now Adelaide 500 Supercars race is the motorsport event taking over the CBD streets for a weekend. Hear more Adelaide news here: ab.co/Adelaide Listen to ABC

David Brabham on recreating Australian Grand Prix history in the Brabham BT59 at the 2025 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival. | Adelaide Motorsport Festival

From The Archives: 2006 Australian Grand Prix 🇦🇺 History was made with the first ever MotoGP Flag-To-Flag race and our very own Chris Vermeulen took home 2nd place ahead of Valentino Rossi in 3rd as the drama unfolded in true Phillip Island style Plus, lets not forget the incredible drift onto Gardner Straight by race winner Marco Melandri ✌️💨 #MotoGP #VR46 #ValentinoRossi #ChrisVermeulen #AusMotoGP | FOX Motorsport