Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia · Independent guide
Sepang returns
Formula 1 returns to Sepang on 2–4 October. Compare the five products in the international checkout without confusing them with MyKad-only rates or older Malaysian Grand Prix operations.
Relocated-event boundary: the 2–4 October race is confirmed. The international checkout currently lists five products, while the public ticket overview also names K2 and marks K1 and F sold out. Final 2026 gates, screens, transport and accessible routes are still pending.
- 2–4 Oct
- 5.543 km
- 56
- 15:00 MYT
Original circuit diagram
Long straights. Fifteen corners.
This independent schematic is for track orientation. The final organiser map must control tickets, gates, parking and accessible routes.
Five checkout-listed products
Seat or open hill?
Main Grandstand
Sepang's main-straight occasion, centred on the grid, garages, pit lane and the run between the final corner and Turn 1.
The grid, pit activity and race finish
K1 Grandstand
A corner-led alternative near the braking and direction changes at the end of Sepang's long main straight.
Opening-lap and braking-zone action
F Grandstand
A reserved-seat product away from the pit straight; use the final organiser map for its exact block, screen and gate relationship.
A lower-priced reserved grandstand
B Hillstand
A grass, open-air viewing product without an allocated grandstand seat.
Lower-cost three-day access
C Hillstand
A second grass, open-air choice; the final event map must control the exact entrance and permitted viewing boundary.
Open-air value and an informal viewing day
Hillstands
Open-air B and C products, plus the wider catalogue boundary.
Open guide →Transport
KL, airport-zone and final last-mile planning.
Open guide →Accessibility
The official reservation phone and unresolved route details.
Open guide →Hospitality
Paddock Club benefits and quote-only availability.
Open guide →