Ticket sales are now open for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia which is happening on 2nd to 4th October 2026 at Sepang International Circuit.
As seen in the previous leak, the upcoming F1 race in Malaysia will also offer special pricing for Malaysian citizens. MyKad holders will be able to watch the rate with a lower starting price of RM200.00.
If you want to watch the return of F1 in Sepang, you can buy your tickets online but there’s already a long virtual queue.
Ticket prices for Malaysians (MyKad Holders)
For Malaysian citizens, the list ticket price for the 3-day event ranges from RM200 to RM2,083.40 inclusive of tax in Malaysian Ringgit.
However, take note that at the point of purchase, the payment will be made in Bahraini Dinar, subject to foreign exchange rates.
Here are the 6 options available:
- Main Grandstand (MGS) Seated & Rooftop – RM2,083.40
- K1 Grandstand Seated & Rooftop – RM1,386.00
- F Grandstand Seated & Rooftop – RM1,291.40
- B Hillstand Grass / Open Air – RM809.60
- C Hillstand Grass / Open Air – RM809.60
- G Hillstand Grass / Open Air – RM200.00
If you’re bringing children, child aged 3 to 6 are entitled to a 25% discount but this excludes G Hillstand. For children under 3, entry is free but no seat will be allocated.
Ticket Prices for Non-Malaysians
For non-Malaysia citizen, prices range from USD 218.90 to USD 566.06 (about RM895 to RM2313) in US dollars.
Here’s the ticket price list for non-Malaysians:
- Main Grandstand (MGS) Seated & Rooftop – USD 566.06
- K1 Grandstand Seated & Rooftop – USD 350.13
- F Grandstand Seated & Rooftop – USD376.39
- B Hillstand Grass / Open Air – USD218.90
- C Hillstand Grass / Open Air – USD218.90
Seating/Viewing locations at Sepang International Circuit
For reference, here’s the map of Sepang and its respective viewing location.
Only the Main Grandstand (MGS), K1 and F are covered, while the other remaining areas such as B, C and G are open air.
The Main Grandstand provides views of the start/finish straights, pit entry, exits and team pit boxes. Meanwhile, the K1 Grandstand at Turn 1 and Turn 2 provides the best view of the race start and first-corner overtakes.
The F Grandstand provides great views of the tight double-apex of Turn 7 and Turn 8.
If you’re interested, you can learn more and purchase your tickets online at Bahrain GP’s website.
