The insane amount of money you’ll have to shell out for food, drink and merchandise at the Australian Grand Prix, and it’s bad news for fans looking for a sandwich.
- The price of food has skyrocketed
- a chicken sandwich costs $19
- F1 merchandise is also very expensive.
The Australian Grand Prix is breaking attendance records, with an expected crowd of 130,000 at Albert Park on Sunday, but F1 fans feeling the effects of the cost-of-living crisis may want to think twice before introduce oneself.
Over 300,000 people have enjoyed the carnival atmosphere and exciting action over the last three days in Melbourne despite the cold and wet weather.
Long lines to eat and drink haven’t dampened anyone’s spirits so far, but the eye-popping cost of some items might.
If you’re looking for something to eat, a chicken sandwich will set you back $19. A cheeseburger is about the same price at $17.
A hot dog will cost you $14, while French fries will cost you $9.
The Australian Grand Prix is breaking attendance records, with an expected crowd of 130,000 showing up at Albert Park on Sunday, but F1 fans feeling the effects of the cost-of-living crisis should think twice. to introduce himself
Over 300,000 people have enjoyed the carnival atmosphere and exciting action over the last three days in Melbourne despite the cold and wet weather.
A cheeseburger and fries combo together will set you back $23, though the hot dog and fries combo is a bit cheaper at $20, while the chicken and fries combo is $21.50.
If you prefer a meatball sub, it will run you $19.50, while the pizzas are $17.
If it’s a drink you’re after, Heineken is $11 and soft drinks are $6, which is in line with prices in Melbourne at the football ground.
You will also need a lot of money if you feel like buying some merchandise in the prestige event.
The McLaren team is popular this year, with young Australian Oscar Piastri competing in his home race, but if you want to support him, a McLaren raincoat will set you back $350, while a balloon will set you back $300.
Long lines to eat and drink haven’t dampened anyone’s spirits so far, but the eye-popping cost of some items might
A Piastri baseball cap is a ridiculously low $90, while a McLaren sweater is $250.
Ferrari fans will be disappointed to find their merchandise is similarly priced.
A Ferrari raincoat is priced at $350, while a hoodie costs $180. And you can buy a model Ferrari car for $220.
The incredible price of the merchandise is unlikely to put off many fans with the massive growth in F1 sales in recent years and an increasing popularity of the sport.