Located on Australia’s coastline, Phillip Island is known for its fast, flowing corners and dramatic scenery. Riders love its speed and unpredictable conditions, with high winds and changing weather often playing a critical role in race outcomes.

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MotoGP Australia 2025

The Australian MotoGP Grand Prix at Phillip Island is one of the highlights of the season. Known for its high-speed layout, Phillip Island consistently delivers thrilling battles and dramatic moments. With a rich history of unforgettable races, the circuit has cemented its status as a fan favourite, offering some of the most exciting action in MotoGP.

Sudden wind gusts and changing conditions can shake up the order. Fans can expect intense competition as MotoGP’s finest take on one of the sport’s ultimate tests.

Beyond the racing, Phillip Island offers breathtaking ocean views, local wildlife encounters, and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for motorsport enthusiasts. From penguin parades to scenic coastal drives, there’s plenty to explore between sessions. Don’t miss your chance to witness the adrenaline-fueled action: secure your tickets now!

General Admission

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Gardner Straight Grandstand

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Stoner Pavilion Grandstand

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Champions Grandstand

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FRIDAY*
Moto3	Practice 1	9:00-9:30 AM
Moto2	Practice 1	9:50-10:30 AM
MotoGP	Free Practice	10:45-11:30 AM
Moto3	Training 2	1:15-1:50 PM
Moto2	Training 2	2:05-2:45 PM
MotoGP	Practice	3:00-4:00 PM

SATURDAY*
Moto3	Training 3	8:40-9:10 AM
Moto2	Practice 3	9:25-9:55 AM
MotoGP	Free Practice	10:10-10:40 AM
MotoGP	Qualifying 1	10:50-11:05 AM
MotoGP	Qualifying 2	11:15-11:30 AM
Moto3	Qualifying 1	12:50-1:05 PM
Moto3	Qualifying 2	1:15-1:30 PM
Moto2	Qualifying 1	1:45-2:00 PM
Moto2	Qualifying 2	2:10-2:25 PM
MotoGP	Sprint Race	3:00 PM

SUNDAY*
MotoGP	Warm Up	9:40-9:50 AM
Moto3	Race	11:00 AM
Moto2	Race	12:15 PM
MotoGP	Race	2:00 PM

Entering the circuit

Entering the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit requires a valid ticket, with electronic and mobile options available. Security checks are in place, so be mindful of prohibited items to avoid delays at the entrance. Gates typically open at 8:00 AM on Friday and 8:30 AM on the weekend, allowing fans ample time to find their spots before the action begins.

Travel options include driving, with the journey from Melbourne taking around two hours via the South Gippsland and Bass Highways. Bus services like ‘Catch-a-Coach’ operate from Southern Cross Station, with local shuttle buses running across the island to the circuit. Parking is available, with a daily fee for cars, while motorcycle parking is free.

The weather at Phillip Island can be unpredictable, with sudden changes in wind and temperature, so dressing in layers and bringing waterproof gear is recommended. Accommodation fills up quickly during race weekends, so booking early is essential. To ensure a smooth experience, plan ahead, check for any updates, and arrive early to soak in the atmosphere.

Allowed items

Binoculars – Visitors are welcome to bring personal binoculars for a better view of the action on track.
Identification – A valid ID may be needed for ticket verification or security clearance.
Camera lenses under 400 mm (as long as they do not obstruct others' views)
Food and beverages (only in small quantities for personal consumption, such as a sandwich, fruit, snack, or a bottle—bottles may need to be brought without caps)
Personal photography and video recording (professional equipment, large cameras, and tripods are not allowed)
Portable seating (such as camping chairs and sun umbrellas, permitted only in General Admission areas, provided they do not block others' views)

Prohibited items

Alcoholic beverages (unless purchased at the event)
Animals (except for certified assistance animals)
Dangerous weapons or goods (including firearms, flares, fireworks, and laser pointers)
Drones or aerial recording devices (including spider cameras)
Furniture (such as chairs, lounges, benches, or stools, except for folding chairs or stools)
Glass bottles or containers (unless bought at the event)
Motorcycle helmets (must be stored in the Public Storage facility near Gate 1 if not in use)
Whistles, loud hailers, horns, or bugles (or any device that may disrupt the event)

Parking

The Phillip Island MotoGP circuit provides convenient parking for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is available at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, with entry through Gate 2 on Back Beach Road. Designated parking areas make exiting after the event easier.

Vehicles are parked between Gates 1 and 7, with direct access to the circuit from these points. Parking fees are payable upon arrival by cash or card, with no advance payment option. Car parking costs $18 per day (as of 2024), while motorcycle parking is free.

Campsites

Phillip Island offers a range of camping options for the Australian MotoGP, catering to different preferences and budgets. The Phillip Island Circuit Campgrounds provide the most convenient access, with designated zones ranging from quiet family areas to more lively sections, along with amenities like showers, toilets, and food stalls.

For those looking to stay in Cowes, Amaroo Park offers both camping and cabin options with a swimming pool, communal kitchen, and BBQ facilities, just a 10-minute drive from the circuit. BIG4 Phillip Island Caravan Park in Newhaven provides a mix of powered and unpowered sites, modern amenities, and a quieter setting just across the bridge. Anchor Belle Holiday Park in Cowes features powered sites, cabin accommodation, a heated indoor pool, and free Wi-Fi, making it a comfortable option close to both the beach and the track.

About the circuit

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is one of the most iconic tracks in motorsport, known for its high-speed layout and stunning coastal setting. Located on Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia, the circuit features a mix of fast, flowing corners and sweeping bends that test riders' skill and courage. The track’s natural elevation changes and proximity to the ocean create unique challenges, with unpredictable winds and changing weather conditions adding to the excitement.

The circuit has a rich history in MotoGP, hosting its first race in 1989 and becoming a fan favourite for its dramatic races and breathtaking scenery. Famous corners like Doohan Corner, Southern Loop, and Lukey Heights offer thrilling viewing points for spectators, while the long Gardner Straight sees bikes reaching blistering top speeds.

Beyond the racing, the picturesque island setting provides a relaxed atmosphere, with wildlife encounters, pristine beaches, and local attractions that make it a must-visit destination. Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit truly embodies the spirit of MotoGP, delivering world-class racing in a spectacular location.