The Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) and Sepang International Circuit (SIC) have announced the launch of ticket sales for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026.
Tickets for grandstands and general admission areas are now on sale for the unique event taking place at Sepang International Circuit from 2-4 October, as the spirit of Bahrain comes to Malaysia.
Tickets for all international fans (non-Malaysian citizens) are available via The Bahrain International Circuit website, bahraingp.com. General admission tickets start from USD 219 per person for three days, while grandstand seats start at USD 350 and the iconic Main Grandstand is priced at USD 566 for three days. All prices are inclusive of tax.
Holders of MyKad (the identity card for Malaysian citizens) will be able to access special rates for three-day tickets, which are also available at bahraingp.com. General Admission tickets for MyKad holders start at MYR 200 while grandstand seats start at MYR 1,291.4. These special rates are only available to MyKad holders and a verification process is in place to ensure validly of tickets.
Children aged between three and six are entitled to a 25% discount and children under three are free. Accessible seating is also available for spectators with additional needs. Customers should call +973 1745 0000 to make a reservation for accessible seating.
Fans are urged to make reservations as soon as possible to secure the best seats as tickets for the race weekend are expected to be in high demand.

Information regarding hospitality packages will be announced in the coming days and fans can visit bahraingp.com or the website of Sepang International Circuit sepangcircuit.com for the latest race weekend updates.
The launch of ticket sales follows Gulf Air’s announcement of direct flights between Bahrain and Kuala Lumpur, which will commence on 29 September 2026, offering fans seamless access for the race weekend via Gulf Air’s network. More information can be found at gulfair.com.
Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa, Chief Executive of Bahrain International Circuit, said: “The launch of ticket sales is a major milestone, as we prepare for this historic race weekend in Sepang. The feedback from fans and those involved in the sport since we announced The Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia has been incredible. Fans now have their opportunity to ensure they are part of this unique piece of F1 history.
“We have been working closely with our colleagues at Sepang International Circuit to ensure that we have a wide variety of ticket types and pricing that are accessible to the broadest spectrum of fans. We are also well advanced in putting together an incredible package of off-track entertainment alongside our colleagues at SIC and Formula 1 and look forward to announcing more details soon.”
Azhan Shafriman Hanif, Chief Executive Officer of Sepang International Circuit added: “Today's launch marks another important milestone as preparations continue for Formula 1's return to Sepang for the first time since 2017.
"We know how much Malaysian fans have missed experiencing Formula 1 at our home circuit, and together with Bahrain International Circuit and Formula 1, we are excited to welcome fans from Malaysia, the region and around the world for what will be a spectacular Formula 1 weekend at Sepang.
“We are especially pleased to offer exclusive MyKad rates to make this extraordinary race weekend more accessible to Malaysians. Combined with the world-class racing on track and exciting line-up of fan experiences that will be announced soon, we encourage fans to purchase their tickets early to avoid disappointment and join us for what promises to be an exceptional Formula 1 celebration in Sepang.”

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