Formula 1 Returns to Sepang: Malaysian Ticket Sales Officially Open
Tickets for the 2026 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang are now available, featuring exclusive pricing for local residents.

The Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix is officially set to take place at the Sepang International Circuit from 2nd to 4th October 2026. Ticket sales for the highly anticipated three-day event have commenced, with a virtual queue already forming online for those looking to secure their attendance.
According to the original publisher, the event features tiered pricing structures to cater to different spectators. Malaysian citizens holding a valid MyKad are eligible for special rates, with entry prices starting as low as RM200. The full range of ticket options for locals spans from RM200 up to RM2,083.40, inclusive of all taxes.
There are six distinct ticketing tiers available for Malaysians. The G Hillstand, which offers grass or open-air seating, is priced at RM200. Options for the B and C Hillstands are available at RM809.60 each. For those preferring grandstand seating, the F Grandstand is priced at RM1,291.40, while the K1 Grandstand is RM1,386.00. The premium Main Grandstand, featuring both seated and rooftop access, is listed at RM2,083.40.
Families planning to attend should note that children aged between three and six years old are entitled to a 25% discount on ticket prices, though this offer excludes the G Hillstand. Children under the age of three may enter free of charge, provided that no specific seat is allocated to them. For non-Malaysian citizens, pricing for the event begins at USD 218.
The return of Formula 1 to the Sepang International Circuit marks a significant event for the local sports and tourism calendar. By providing tiered pricing and specific discounts for citizens, the organisers aim to ensure that the international racing spectacle remains accessible to the Malaysian public, providing a major boost to the national sporting ecosystem.
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