F1 is back in Malaysia 🇲🇾🏎️💨
PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit. 2–4 October 2026. nine years since the last Malaysian Grand Prix and we are READY.
yes it's technically still called the Bahrain Grand Prix.
yes it's still happening at Sepang.
yes we're claiming it as ours. 🇲🇾
🗓️ here's how to do race weekend right from KL!
whether you're going to the circuit or watching from KL — save this guide.
I'm gonna be there
👇 Let me know if you will be there too!
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Having attended several motorsport events around Asia, I can confidently say that the return of F1 to Malaysia after nearly a decade is truly exciting for both locals and international fans. The PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit offers a fantastic atmosphere with its unique track layout and passionate crowd. For those planning to attend, the race weekend itinerary starting with practice sessions and a dinner at KLCC on Friday provides a perfect warm-up to the weekend. Qualifying on Saturday followed by experiencing the vibrant nightlife at Changkat is a great way to immerse yourself in Kuala Lumpur’s lively culture. On Sunday, watching the race live at Sepang and capping the night with a traditional mamak supper creates an authentic Malaysian experience. Even if you’re not at the circuit, you can still enjoy the Grand Prix from KL with numerous viewing parties and fan zones, helping you feel connected to the high-speed action. Plus, Sepang’s relatively close proximity to KL means you can easily shuttle between the city and the circuit without much hassle. This event isn’t just about racing; it’s a celebration of Malaysia’s passion for motorsport and an excellent opportunity to explore the city’s diverse lifestyle, food, and entertainment. Whether you are a die-hard F1 fan or simply looking for an exhilarating weekend, the 2026 Malaysian Grand Prix promises unforgettable memories.