The structure of the Melbourne’s Albert Park circuit will change forward of the Australian Grand Prix on November 21.

The normal F1 season opener has been delayed till the latter a part of the season as a result of coronavirus pandemic. That change of date has allowed circuit work to be introduced ahead.

The revamp of the circuit might be aimed toward addressing current criticisms of the circuit. Whereas the venue stays in style, drivers have voiced frustrations on the restricted overtaking alternatives supplied.

Work will start on Monday and is predicted to be accomplished in July.

The primary part has already been accomplished, with the pitlane widened by two metres and the pit wall moved to the sting of the highway rather than a grass verge. The second part, an alteration to a number of elements of the circuit, is but to be accomplished.

The largest change will come on the Flip 9/10 chicane, which is about to be turned from a heavy-braking right-hander right into a high-speed a part of the circuit.