Police are investigating the incident in Melbourne.
The Australian police announced an investigation into the Grand Prix safety incident in Melbourne.
A video posted on social media shows two bloggers with fake security passes entering Albert Park before Sunday's race. After getting inside, the couple made their way to a secure area behind a fence for spectators and entered two corporate facilities.
"An investigation is currently underway with the involvement of the relevant services," an Australian Grand Prix Corporation representative confirmed to Speedcafe.
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Police are investigating the incident in Melbourne.
The Australian police announced an investigation into the Grand Prix safety incident in Melbourne.