The competition will be held across December 14-17

Formula SAE-A will move closer to Melbourne for the 2023 event and will be held at Calder Park, which is being transformed under the direction of circuit manager, Rowan Harman.
The first phase of the regeneration has occurred with a better surface on the main track, new seating, signage, painting, and new undercover areas, with more upgrades to come.
Formula SAE says the facility has been developed to the standard required by Motorsports Australia (nee CAMS) and that the management of Calder Park has shown itself to be very open to making improvements both short term for this year’s FSAE, as well as in the long term, which it says is very encouraging for the event.
Conveniently located on the outskirts of Melbourne, Calder Park is a quick trip of less than 20 kilometres or half an hour from Tullamarine airport and just 30 kilometres from the CBD.
Calder Park’s closeness to both the airport and the city of Melbourne make it much more user friendly for teams. Local teams can easily access their facilities and even those teams from out of town are able to more easily source parts and equipment.
Calder Park has been in existence since 1962 with the main circuit retaining a very similar shape to the current one. The national circuit is 2.280 kilometres long with a shorter club circuit that is ideal for FSAE.

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