The Australian will drive a Benetton B200 in a demonstration with his father, five-time motorcycling world champion Mick Doohan.

Their joint appearance celebrates Doohan Snr’s 1994 world championship victory and comes as Jack knocks on the door for an F1 race berth.

“I’m so excited to be on track with my Dad in Albert Park during the Australian Grand Prix weekend,” said Jack Doohan.

“It’s actually the first time we have shared a track together with me in a car and him on a bike, so that will be an incredibly special moment.

“It’s a great opportunity to celebrate his success in front of the Australian fans.

“And, for me, it’s a unique opportunity to drive a Formula 1 car around such an iconic track. Hopefully, next year it will be the real thing!

“That’s my target and I’m working hard to achieve my ultimate dream.”

Mick Doohan, who will ride a production MotoGP Honda RCV213, added: “Firstly, thanks to the Australian Grand Prix Corporation and to Formula 1 for this amazing opportunity.

“Any time I can jump on a bike at these types of events, it’s always a real pleasure. It marks 30 years since my first world title back in 1994.

“Time does go by so quickly, as now, I’m going to be on track with my son, which will be a truly special moment for both of us.

“I continue to support Jack and support his career endeavours, working towards the goal of racing in Formula 1.

“We’re both very much excited to put on a show in front of the home fans in Melbourne over the Grand Prix weekend at Albert Park.”

The Benetton Doohan Jnr will drive came out of the same Enstone facility now occupied by Alpine.

It was raced in period by Alex Wurz and Giancarlo Fisichella, achieving three podium finishes in the hands of the latter.

The Doohans will take to the Albert Park circuit three times across Saturday and Sunday of the event.

The Doohan Demonstration Laps:

Saturday: 09:55 – 10:20 & 15:15 – 15:30

Sunday: 13:35 – 13:50