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95,000 tickets sold and counting: F1’s Sepang return heads towards 100,000

SIC says international fans make up half of ticket buyers as Bahrain-hosted Grand Prix brings Formula 1 back to Malaysia after nine years

Malaysians can catch F1 action at Sepang from just RM200

Three-day tickets for Formula 1’s return to Sepang start at RM200 for Malaysian citizens, with the cheapest option offering open-air hillstand viewing throughout the Oct 2-4 race weekend

SIC pushing for affordable Sepang F1 tickets, but Bahrain holds final say

Sepang International Circuit said Bahrain retains full commercial rights over the Formula One race in Malaysia, with ticket pricing and all sales revenue to remain under the Gulf nation's control, although efforts are underway to secure special rates for Malaysian fans

Sepang expects RM40m bill to stage Formula One return, Bahrain to share costs

SIC says Bahrain has already paid the Formula One hosting rights fee, while Malaysia's estimated RM40 million contribution will go towards race operations, venue preparations and technical upgrades ahead of October's return

Thailand Super Series race makes way for Formula 1 return to Sepang

Malaysia’s historic F1 comeback prompts schedule changes as Sepang prepares for the relocated Bahrain Grand Prix
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