Here Are The Official Ticket Prices For The Bahrain F1 GP In Malaysia

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The Bahrain International Circuit has released the official ticket prices for the much-anticipated Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia

The race will take place at Sepang International Circuit from 2 to 4 October 2026, marking Formula 1's return to Malaysia for the first time since 2017.

The event is being held in Malaysia as a replacement for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which could not take place as originally scheduled.

According to the ticket prices published by the Bahrain International Circuit, there are separate prices for international fans and Malaysian citizens

International fans can purchase three-day tickets in US dollars, with prices ranging from USD218.90 for a B or C Hillstand to USD566.05 for the Main Grandstand.

Here are the prices:
– Main Grandstand — USD566.05
– K1 Grandstand — USD350.13
– F Grandstand — USD376.39
– B Hillstand — USD218.90
– C Hillstand — USD218.90

The grandstand tickets offer a seated and rooftop experience, while the B and C Hillstands are grass/open-air areas.

Meanwhile, the good news is Malaysian citizens with a MyKad can purchase tickets in Malaysian ringgit

The three-day tickets are priced as follows:
– Main Grandstand (MGS) — RM2,083.40
– K1 Grandstand — RM1,386
– F Grandstand — RM1,291.40
– B Hillstand — RM809.60
– C Hillstand — RM809.60
– G Hillstand — RM200

The G Hillstand is only listed under the Malaysian-citizen ticket category, making it the cheapest option available at RM200 for a three-day ticket. All prices include tax.

The published prices are for three-day tickets covering the race weekend from Friday, 2 October, to Sunday, 4 October

Children aged 3 to 6 are entitled to a 25% discount, although the discount does not apply to the G Hillstand. Children under 3 years old can enter for free, but no seat will be allocated to them.

For international fans, the ticket information also states that transactions will be processed in Bahraini dinars at the prevailing exchange rate at the time of the transaction.

Tickets appear to be on sale now via the official Bahrain International Circuit website. However, the ticket purchasing link appears to be experiencing an error as of writing.