Oval 21 at Albert Park, mid February this year. Parks Victoria gives a rent subsidy to the Grand Prix amounting to several million dollars every year, as mandated in the Australian Grand Prix Act but is 'responsible' for Albert Park, including the sporting ground shown here.

 

Typical Pit Straight race scenes from the main Fangio stand during Thursday and Friday at the Grand Prix. Does this warrant hundreds of millions of taxpayers' dollars and the annual trashing of a public park?

Extension of the contract.

Brumby's deceptive and misleading statements.

Newsletters

Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Albert Park: the real cost to the taxpayers of Victoria

Save Albert Park Survey of Traders - Impact of the Australian Grand Prix on Trading

Proof from the AGPC's own data that its claims re attendance at the F1 Grand Prix are seriously wrong
Summary of Save Albert Park's six year’s of attendance count at the Australian Formula One Grand Prix, exposing the misrepresentations, fudges, inexactitude, evasions and propaganda

Summary of Save Albert Park's attendance count at the Australian Formula One Grand Prix 1998-2003 - method

SAP's Submission to the Victorian Auditor-General: On May 20, 2003, Save Albert Park presented to the Victorian Auditor-General a submission proposing that, in the public interest, a cost-benefit analysis be carried out on the Grand Prix.
In 2007, The Auditor-General conducted a peer reviewed cost benefit analysis on the 2005 event, which found the Grand Prix did not deliver an economic benefit to Victoria and asked the government to do a similar study for subsequent years. Report Link

80,000 CORPORATE PATRONS?? WRONG!! Calculations derived from SAP Australian Grand Prix attendance counts explode the myth.