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Harga tiket GP Bahrain di Sepang serendah RM200

KUALA LUMPUR – Khabar gembira buat rakyat Malaysia apabila tiket perlumbaan Formula Satu (F1) Grand Prix (GP) Bahrain di Litar Antarabangsa Sepang (SIC) pada 2 hingga 4 Oktober depan sudah mula dijual. Apa yang menarik, rakyat Malaysia yang memiliki MyKad berpeluang mendapatkan pas tiga hari dengan harga istimewa, jauh berbeza jika dibandingkan dengan harga peminat ... Read more The post Harga tiket GP Bahrain di Sepang serendah RM200 appeared first on Kosmo Digital .

Source: Kosmo! · August 13, 2026 at 11:47 AM · AI-assisted report

Harga tiket GP Bahrain di Sepang serendah RM200
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KUALA LUMPUR, 13 AUGUST 2026 —

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**F1 Bahrain GP tickets at Sepang start from RM200 for Malaysians**

Market Impact

KUALA LUMPUR – Tickets for the Formula One (F1) Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit (SIC) from Oct 2-4 are now on sale, with Malaysians holding MyKad eligible for discounted rates.

Malaysian ticket prices range from RM200 for Hillstand G to RM2,083.40 for Grandstand Utama, while international fans face higher prices in US dollars, from $218.90 (RM895) to $566.05 (RM2,316).

Malaysian ticket prices include tax, with international purchases processed in Bahraini dinar based on current exchange rates. Children aged three to six receive a 25% discount except for Hillstand G, while those under three enter for free.

SIC reported high demand for tickets, noting congestion on its website as fans rushed to secure seats online.

The Bahrain GP at Sepang marks F1’s return to Malaysia since 2017. Details on ticket availability and updates are available on SIC’s social media channels.

**Malaysia market impact** The event is expected to boost local tourism and hospitality sectors, with SIC urging early bookings due to anticipated high demand.

**Outlook** With limited ticket categories and discounts for Malaysians, early purchases are advised as availability may tighten closer to the event.

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