F1 currently has five races that take place under the lไights - Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, 💯Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi - with Australia potentially next in line.

T🔜he pandemic aside, Melbourne has been ever-present on the F1 calendar having made his debut back in 1996.

It r✃ecently signed a new deal, keeping it on the schedule until 2037.

Bahrain - most notably - moved to a night race in 2014 after 10 years of running in daytime - a change that benefitted the event significantly. 🔥;

Australian ꦉGP boss Andrew Westacott believes they should be❀ “open-minded” about the idea.

“[For] the [Australian Grand Prix] Corporation, the preference is in the [race happening in] sunshine,” he told Sky.

“But what I would also say is, as you evolve♊ the one thing that Vict𒁏oria does well is innovate in major events.

“You’ve got to look at the 15-year hori🌟zon now and that’s why the Victorian government saw that this was important to secure – you can actually do things into the future.”

F1 boss ꧟Ste🌊fano Domenicali confirmed the idea has been discussed already.

“We discussed about it, why not?” Domenicali told The Australian Financial Review.

“It’s a matter of investment …. but it could be attractive, that’s why when y♏ou plan [ahead] for so long, you can really think what is the bes🐎t to create new products.”