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Thank you for the video, this will be quite a good time capsule for the years (and hopefully not decades) ahead. Will they get it dine by 2035?

The bike trails around Melbourne are fantastic. They go for hundreds of kilometres. They take you through the most beautiful scenery.

new york is sinking

How tcs(tata india) make 180 billion dollars 😮😮😮

The real longest continuous tramline is on the Belgian coast It spans 67km And yes that's just 1 line Not a network

Does Qantas Gold status help you find more classic reward seats over silver and bronze or not really these days since Qantas release classic reward seats in batches for all?

Hi, my wife and I are doing this in December BNE to MAN UK. Does the seat have a massage function? (A380 Business class)

5:17 Ok so you have to have another card just for the public transport? :D Actually I live in Prague, you can buy it (pay deposit for transit card) IF you want and do not use credit cards (many eldery use just cash and were using paper yearly passes) but you either can pay by debit/credit card OR if you have monthly/ yearly pass, you just have an app and show QR code to the controling ticket person or scan QR in bus/tram as you did with the card. The laser just scans QR code from your phone screen :D . So there is an option for Myki but not requirement ... strange ... so there is no mobile app for electronic Myki?

Hadn't even realised the F1 track wasn't a permanent structure. Great to see. Thanks Steph

Thanks for visiting EAST Timor

FAKE NEWS! The longest tram line is the world is Belgium's "Kusttram" (coast tram), running along the whole length of the Belgian coast on 67 km (40 mi). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coast_Tram Melbourne is arguably among the very top "tram-friendly cities" in the world, it's undisputably a tram Mecca but it just doesn't have the longest tram line in the world. You haven't even conducted a proper fact-check before publishing this report. It's simply wrong.

Some points of interest: 1. The 75 route is the longest urban tramway in the world because it was 'through-routed' or linked to the Docklands route. The 75 used to terminate in the City at Spencer St, so it is effectively two routes joined together. Same goes for the second-longest Bundoora line. 2. The Gold Coast extension due to open next year will be 26km long (currently it is 20km long - with no 'through-linking'!), so route 75 won't be the longest for long! (Maybe Melbourne could cheat and regain the title by looping through route 75 with route 86 to Bundoora!). 3. The longest tram line in Australia closed many years ago - it ran from Newcastle to West Wallsend and was 25km long. But again, from next year the 26km Gold Coast line will hold that title. 4. There are serious plans to extend the Goldie line south to the border - that will be 39km if it happens, and it's looking very likely it will happen, but who knows, it may not happen.

Lucky I’m live at qld and I have a ninebot aka e scooter

Where is that top view from?

I have never seen an empty Melbourne tram.

They need Real NASCAR there at the RACE Track. 😀

Vermont is EAST haha

You can tell the 737 my guy is flying was from virgin Australia. The purple thing at the back proves it.

Man, this is crazy, seems like building a street circuit and removing it costs more than maintaining a permanent circuit. Would want to, Is it so in reality? And, fantastic video! Great effort to show us the behind the scenes of an street circuit grand prix! Must be pretty surreal to touch and feel the barriers where they crashed.

Amazing race! Congrats!!👏🏼👏🏼

Congratulations, Stef! Thanks for sharing your experience!

Give it back to adelaide they will show you a real parkland street track 🎉

Much preferred Adelaide to Melbourne for the AGP. Still do

The gravel trap has turned to leclerc ashes

I want see a time-lapse the circuit build before the race 🤔

Hard earned tax payers money

i love this. would love to go one day

2:21 Thank god the car's are V6 Turbo Hybrid, was worried about the pollution of F1 travelling the world......bring back V8s!

I remember backpacking in 1995-1996, and seeing the start of very first buildup in Melbourne. A shame I couldn’t be at the race, but I did get up early that morning in the Netherlands and watching that GP with a very special feeling.

simple. restrict the cheapest form of transport for poor people without the need of physical power.

So Australia is technically a street circut?

This was so good. I was so curious the whole day I was there, at how it is usually just a park (a good park at that)

Great video, fascinating to see how it all comes together. You just stopped me from working for 9 mins though. Shame on you. 😂

Amazing bro, F1 should give you a special access because make peoples know about the process mae circuit from the public park :D

great vid

What a great video… thank you

Great journey Stef

Why don’t they keep more of the infrastructure there all year around? I get it’s a nice park but this all feels like a lot of work to start again in 10 mins. It’s been such a fixture changes are it won’t be dropped from the Callander? I guess the cost of permanent grandstands is probably much more and involves much more planning than the temporary structures?

4:49 Alpine arrived early

2:51 that transition is 🔥

Rebuilding it till 2035 might be easier to leave some of it or make parts permanent...

Great video

They also spray the grass with artificial green colouring.

Ah I love these kind of videos! Thanks

I absolutely loved walking around the circuit a week out from the race actually starting. Everything was essentially finished except from some overpass bridges, some painting of adverts and almost all of the hospitality stuff like food stalls. 90% of the track was still open to drive around and it was amazing

Awesome!

Wah baru tau seperti ini, terimakasih👍

I think it's fantastic that you can see it all developing and even walking around and under the grand stands. Part of me is hoping security and safety has not been compromised.

Definitely cool to see the before and after process.

I love to see this type of videos. The amount of work that must go into putting up all this infrastructure then a weak is so later and to take it all down again brilliant, ground pre-circuit but here comes the big butt next time. Formula One start moaning about how they want to be more eco-friendly spouting on about saving the dolphins and the icecaps just look at the amount of diesel and man has taken to do this and other temporary race circuits that they have around the world