The Unofficial Guide: F1 Returns to Sepang (2-4 OCT 2026)
EXPLORE THE CIRCUIT GUIDES
The Beginning
1999Sepang debut. Schumacher’s dominant pole.

Tropical Chaos
2001Monsoon conditions. Barrichello’s strategic win for Ferrari.

The Finale
2017The last Malaysian GP. Verstappen’s victory as a teenager.

The Return
2026Sepang hosts the Bahrain GP—an unprecedented new chapter.

*Image generated by AI for illustrative purposes only. Actual track alignment and grandstand views may vary.
Each grandstand at the Sepang International Circuit is strategically positioned to offer a unique perspective of the race, putting you right in the heart of the high-speed duels, tight corner battles, and roaring acceleration.
Main Grandstand
(Main - North & South)
Positioned at the circuit's epicenter, this covered haven overlooks the pit straight and final hairpin. North captures start-line tension, podium celebrations, and lightning pit stops, while South delivers high-stakes overtaking as machines brake violently off the back straight into the critical Turn 15 decider.

K1 Grandstand
(K1)
Perched on the outside of Turns 1 and 2, K1 puts you squarely in front of Sepang’s premier overtaking hotspot. Witness cars scrub triple-digit speeds before diving into the tight right-hander, navigating opening-lap chaos, and sweeping cleanly through the downhill left flick of Turn 2.

F Grandstand
(F)
A dual-action vantage point, F Grandstand offers an exceptional look at mid-lap balance and grip. Watch drivers attack the high-speed double apex of Turns 7 and 8, then spin around to track them descending the technical, off-camber plunge through Turns 11 and 12 under heavy load.

B General Admission
(B)
Unreserved, open-air grass banks let you roam freely while tracking cars through the flowing final sector. Witness drivers balance throttle, lateral load, and downforce through Turns 12 to 14, providing a high-energy, budget-friendly picnic experience right along the perimeter fences as laps build toward completion.

C Hillstand
(C)
Set across a natural ridge overlooking Turns 9 through 11, this partially covered hillside acts like a scenic amphitheater. Spectators enjoy sweeping, panoramic sightlines that follow cars climbing steeply through the slow, technical Turn 9 hairpin before powering onto the flowing mid-sector acceleration zone below.

G Hillstand
(G)
Delivering unmatched weekend value exclusively for MyKad holders, this open-air grass bank captures raw straight-line speed along the primary front straight. Fans feel the full aerodynamic roar at maximum velocity before cars decelerate toward Turn 1, all positioned steps away from lively off-track fan activations.










