The Australian Grand Prix is a prestigious motor racing event that takes place annually in Melbourne, Australia. It is part of the Formula One World Championship and typically marks the beginning of the racing season. The event is held on the Albert Park Circuit, a temporary street circuit that features a mix of public roads and parkland. First held in 1928, the Australian Grand Prix has a rich history and has evolved over the years. The race attracts thousands of fans and showcases top drivers and teams from around the world, making it a significant highlight in the F1 calendar.