Siberia Grandstand

Perched on the eastern side of the Circuit and flanked to the left by the wild waters of Bass Strait, the Siberia Grandstand is a fan favourite and regarded by many as the 'best seat in the house.'

The Grandstand's location provides spectators unmatched views of the bikes negotiating the hairpin at Miller Corner (previously Turn 4), the sight of Jack Miller’s heartbreaking incident in 2022.

Watch as the riders click through their gears into Turn 5 before flashing through Siberia's sweeping Turn 6 left-hander and roaring up towards the track's northern part.

The views across the southern half of the Circuit perfectly illustrate why Phillip Island is regarded as a racing paradise for most motorsport fans.

Nearby food, merchandise and bars mean you never have to travel far from your seat, and the super-screen opposite the Grandstand means you won't miss a moment of the action.

Perched on the eastern side of the Circuit and flanked to the left by the wild waters of Bass Strait, the Siberia Grandstand is a fan favourite and regarded by many as the 'best seat in the house.'

The Grandstand's location provides spectators unmatched views of the bikes negotiating the hairpin at Miller Corner (previously Turn 4), the sight of Jack Miller’s heartbreaking incident in 2022.

Watch as the riders click through their gears into Turn 5 before flashing through Siberia's sweeping Turn 6 left-hander and roaring up towards the track's northern part.

The views across the southern half of the Circuit perfectly illustrate why Phillip Island is regarded as a racing paradise for most motorsport fans.

Nearby food, merchandise and bars mean you never have to travel far from your seat, and the super-screen opposite the Grandstand means you won't miss a moment of the action.

Perched on the eastern side of the Circuit and flanked to the left by the wild waters of Bass Strait, the Siberia Grandstand is a fan favourite and regarded by many as the 'best seat in the house.'

The Grandstand's location provides spectators unmatched views of the bikes negotiating the hairpin at Miller Corner (previously Turn 4), the sight of Jack Miller’s heartbreaking incident in 2022.

Watch as the riders click through their gears into Turn 5 before flashing through Siberia's sweeping Turn 6 left-hander and roaring up towards the track's northern part.

The views across the southern half of the Circuit perfectly illustrate why Phillip Island is regarded as a racing paradise for most motorsport fans.

Nearby food, merchandise and bars mean you never have to travel far from your seat, and the super-screen opposite the Grandstand means you won't miss a moment of the action.

Perched on the eastern side of the Circuit and flanked to the left by the wild waters of Bass Strait, the Siberia Grandstand is a fan favourite and regarded by many as the 'best seat in the house.'

The Grandstand's location provides spectators unmatched views of the bikes negotiating the hairpin at Miller Corner (previously Turn 4), the sight of Jack Miller’s heartbreaking incident in 2022.

Watch as the riders click through their gears into Turn 5 before flashing through Siberia's sweeping Turn 6 left-hander and roaring up towards the track's northern part.

The views across the southern half of the Circuit perfectly illustrate why Phillip Island is regarded as a racing paradise for most motorsport fans.

Nearby food, merchandise and bars mean you never have to travel far from your seat, and the super-screen opposite the Grandstand means you won't miss a moment of the action.

Perched on the eastern side of the Circuit and flanked to the left by the wild waters of Bass Strait, the Siberia Grandstand is a fan favourite and regarded by many as the 'best seat in the house.'

The Grandstand's location provides spectators unmatched views of the bikes negotiating the hairpin at Miller Corner (previously Turn 4), the sight of Jack Miller’s heartbreaking incident in 2022.

Watch as the riders click through their gears into Turn 5 before flashing through Siberia's sweeping Turn 6 left-hander and roaring up towards the track's northern part.

The views across the southern half of the Circuit perfectly illustrate why Phillip Island is regarded as a racing paradise for most motorsport fans.

Nearby food, merchandise and bars mean you never have to travel far from your seat, and the super-screen opposite the Grandstand means you won't miss a moment of the action.