Bahrain Grand Prix Tickets for Sepang Announced with Diverse Pricing Tiers

The Bahrain International Circuit has officially released the ticket pricing for the upcoming Formula 1 race to be held at the Sepang International Circuit. Despite earlier premature reports, the official list confirms that a three-day pass for the event ranges from RM200 to over RM2,000 depending on the selected viewing area.

As noted by the original publisher, the entry-level ticket is the Madani pass, which is reserved exclusively for Malaysians with a valid MyKad. Priced at RM200, this ticket provides access to the G Hillstand, offering views of Turns 4, 5, and 6. For spectators looking for other outdoor viewing experiences, B and C Hillstand tickets are priced at RM809.60, covering track sections around Turns 13, 14, 9, 10, and 11.

Those preferring covered grandstand seating have several options available. The F Grandstand, which provides a view of multiple turns and the Main Grandstand complex, starts at RM1,291.40. The K1 Grandstand is priced at RM1,386, while the Main Grandstand seats are set at RM2,083 for the full three-day duration. Additionally, the Bahrain International Circuit confirmed that children aged three to six are eligible for a 25 percent discount.

Currently, the ticketing website is experiencing technical difficulties with a 504 error, preventing immediate purchases. Consequently, it remains unconfirmed if single-day passes will be offered. Prospective buyers should note that payments must be made in Bahraini dinar.

This event marks a unique, one-year-only appearance for the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang. For Malaysian motorsport fans, these prices offer a distinct contrast to other regional races, such as the Singapore Grand Prix, where the most affordable three-day passes often exceed RM2,000. These price points provide a rare opportunity for local fans to attend a premier Formula 1 event at a variety of cost levels, provided the technical issues with the portal are resolved.