Formula 1 enthusiasts are rushing to secure their spots for the F1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit, with three-day passes officially launching today starting at RM200.
Scheduled for October 2 to 4, the race weekend represents Formula 1’s grand return to Malaysian soil following a nine-year hiatus. The entry-level RM200 ticket provides spectators with access to the G Hillstand, an open-air grassy vantage section without reserved seating.
For fans seeking different perspective angles along the 5.5-kilometer circuit, higher-tier viewing areas are available across various sections of the track.
Listings on the official Bahrain GP ticketing platform reveal that passes for both the B and C Hillstands are priced at RM809.60. Positioned above Turns 12 through 14, the B Hillstand looks out over a rapid series of sweeping turns where cars alter direction at blistering speeds. Meanwhile, the C Hillstand captures the action across Turns 9 through 11 and a stretch of the back straight, blending views of slower, technical cornering with the roar of cars accelerating toward maximum velocity.
Moving to the Grandstand options, passes for Grandstand F are set at RM1,291.40. This section sits adjacent to Turns 7 and 8, giving fans an optimal view of drivers braking hard, steering through a tight pair of connected turns, and rapidly picking up throttle speed.
Seats in the K1 Grandstand, which directly face the opening turns, are listed at RM1,386. This location delivers high drama, particularly during the opening lap as the grid fights for line positioning under heavy braking into Turn 1.
The premier option on the venue layout is the Main Grandstand, available for RM2,083.40. Spectators in this area get a front-row view of the starting grid and finish line, team garage pit stops, and the post-race podium celebrations.
Regarding family ticketing policies, children aged three to six receive a 25 percent discount on all options except the G Hillstand. Children under the age of three are granted free entry, though no dedicated seat will be provided.
For international visitors without local citizenship rates, three-day passes begin at $218.90 USD (approximately RM895) for the B and C Hillstands, scaling up to $566.05 USD (around RM2,314) for Main Grandstand seating.
