Official F1 Bahrain Grand Prix Ticket Prices Released for Malaysia
Ticket sales for the relocated race at Sepang have officially opened, confirming the previously leaked pricing structure for Malaysian fans.

The official ticketing page for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit is now active. This launch confirms the pricing details that were briefly leaked earlier this week. According to the original publisher, the site experienced a temporary outage shortly after launch due to overwhelming demand, but it has since been restored for fans looking to secure their seats.
The event, scheduled to take place from 2 to 4 October 2026, was relocated to Malaysia from Bahrain due to regional geopolitical tensions. Despite the change in venue, the event retains its identity as the Bahrain Grand Prix, with revenue and ticketing operations managed directly by the Bahrain International Circuit.
Malaysian citizens are eligible for discounted three-day passes, provided they present a valid MyKad during the purchase process. The confirmed pricing for these passes, which include tax, covers several seating categories. The G Hillstand is available for RM200, while the B Hillstand and C Hillstand are both priced at RM809.60. For those seeking grandstand views, the F Grandstand tickets are priced at RM1,291.40.
This relocation marks a significant moment for local motorsport enthusiasts, as it brings a high-profile Formula 1 race to the Sepang International Circuit. For Malaysian fans, the opportunity to attend an F1 event at a domestic venue provides a rare chance to experience the pinnacle of motorsport without the need for international travel. The pricing structure, which offers accessible entry-level tiers, is intended to accommodate a wide range of local spectators during the three-day race weekend in October.
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