Fans will no longer be allowed to enter the track after this year’s Australian Grand Prix following safety concerns at last season’s F1 race.

Organisers of 🦹the Albert Park race launched an investigation to determine how a group of fans managed to break through security and get dangerously c🎃lose to F1 cars before the chequered flag was waved last season.

Images showed fans clꦗ🤪imbing high on safety fences and breaching onto the track while the race was still under Safety Car conditions on the final lap.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton was a💙mong the drivers who reported fans getting onto the track over his team radio. Due to saf💮ety concerns, the red flag was waved immediately after the chequered flag so that drivers were forced to slow down.

The incident prompte🍰d the stewardsꦇ to refer the Australian Grand Prix organisers to the World Motor Sport Council after they admitted to multiple “serious” security failures.

After being asked to come up with a r🀅emedy, organisers have announced a total clampdown on fans entering the track after this year’s race.

A statement issued by the Australian Grand Prix Corporation on Thursday read: "The Australi꧙an Grand Prix Corporation advises that given the ongoing FIA investigation into t😼he early track breach at the conclusion of the 2023 event, there will be no track access for patrons following the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix 2024.

"Decisions regarding patron access 𓆏to the track at the conclusion of future races will be made at a later date."

Fans running onto the track to watch the podium c♐elebrations had become some💝thing of a tradition at Melbourne since the venue made its F1 debut in 1996.