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Max Verstappen overtaking Lewis Hamilton during the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit

Grass · Open air · Three days

Sepang hillstands

B and C are the two open hillstands shown in the international checkout. They cost less than a reserved grandstand but provide no allocated seat.

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.

B Hillstand

BHD 83 adult

C Hillstand

BHD 83 adult

Child 3–6

BHD 62.25

What an open hillstand means

The organiser describes B and C as grass and open air. There is no reserved grandstand seat, so position, ground conditions, sun and sudden rain materially affect the day.

The wider international catalogue

The public ticket page also names K2 at US$220, although it was not in the checkout snapshot used for the five-product comparison. Availability must be confirmed in the final checkout.

MyKad products are different

The Malaysian-citizen checkout includes a MADANI/G Hillstand offer and discounted resident prices. Identity verification applies; this is not an international visitor rate.

Do not carry old event rules forward

Permitted chairs, mats, umbrellas, food, drink and container dimensions must come from the final 2026 event policy. A previous Sepang spectator guide is only a planning baseline.

Arrival strategy

An open product may reward an earlier arrival, but the permitted area and movement are controlled by the ticket, staff and final event map. Keep a weather-safe alternative plan.