People Are Paying Up To RM800 For Parking Passes At Sepang For F1 Weekend In October
As of writing, the most expensive parking area, PA1, has sold out.
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Parking passes for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026 are now on sale, with the most expensive option costing about RM800
If you're planning to drive to Sepang during the F1 weekend from 2 to 4 October, you might want to check the parking prices at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) first.

Sepang International Circuit
Image via New Straits TimesThe organisers have released a guide on how to get to SIC, including information on parking, shuttle buses, and transport within the circuit
In an Instagram post on Wednesday, 23 September, the organisers said parking at SIC is limited and all cars entering the venue must have a valid parking pass.
It said a limited number of parking passes are currently available for purchase through the official Bahrain International Circuit website.
The parking pass will be valid for all three days. Each customer is limited to one parking pass, with passes issued on a first come, first served basis.

There are 14 parking areas, with prices ranging from RM163 to RM816
According to the Bahrain International Circuit website, there are 14 parking areas available for the race weekend.
Prices range from BHD15.08 (approximately RM163) to BHD75.40 (approximately RM816), depending on the parking area.
Here are the listed prices:
– PA1: BHD75.40 (~RM816)
– P2: BHD60.32 (~RM653)
– P3: BHD60.32 (~RM653)
– P4: BHD45.24 (~RM490)
– P5: BHD30.16 (~RM327)
– P6-7: BHD22.62 (~RM245)
– P8: BHD22.62 (~RM245)
– P9: BHD22.62 (~RM245)
– P12: BHD30.16 (~RM327)
– P14: BHD22.62 (~RM245)
– P15: BHD15.08 (~RM163)
– P17: BHD22.62 (~RM245)
As of writing, the most expensive parking area, PA1, has sold out.

The parking prices have already caught the attention of some F1 fans
"New life achievement unlocked. Most expensive parking fee of my life," one person commented on the organisers' Instagram post.
Meanwhile, there will be free shuttle buses to SIC from four locations
If you don't want to drive into the circuit, the organisers said free shuttle services will be available from four locations where parking is available:
– Mitsui Outlet Park
– KLIA Terminal 2
– KLIA Long-Term Car Park
– Bandar Baru Enstek
The organisers encouraged F1 ticket holders to plan their journeys carefully and arrive early to avoid peak traffic times.

There will also be internal buses operating within SIC
Ticket holders will be able to use internal buses to travel between different areas of the circuit.

Taxis and e-hailing services will also have a designated area
F1 ticket holders travelling by taxi or e-hailing service can use a designated area near the main circuit entrance.
The organisers have advised ticket holders to use the designated area when arriving at or leaving the circuit.



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