Get ready for a weekend where the roar of Formula 1 meets the energy of Malaysia. Watch the world’s fastest drivers battle it out on the track, then step away from the circuit and explore Kuala Lumpur’s food, nightlife, shopping and iconic sights. From the excitement of race day to discovering a new city, an F1 trip to Malaysia is more than just a motorsport weekend — it’s a holiday built around an experience you’ll remember.
Private airport transfers City tour with Petronas tower tickets Private transfers
Practice Sessions at Sepang International Circuit Private return transfers
Kuala Lumpur Bird park with Private transfers Track Day: Practice + Qualifying at Sepang International Circuit Private return transfers
Formula 1 Grand Prix Raceday at Sepang International Circuit Private return transfers
Free morning to shop Return airport transfers
Bahrain is funding the race and retains naming rights after its own Grand Prix was postponed due to regional conflict; Sepang is hosting as a replacement venue, similar to how other circuits have stepped in for displaced races in F1's recent history.
As of current reporting, there's no confirmed return of a standalone Malaysian Grand Prix beyond this 2026 relocated race — it's being treated as a one-off for now, though strong turnout could change that conversation.
No advance visa application is required for Indian passport holders under the current 30-day visa-free policy (valid through December 2026) — but you must still complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within 3 days of arrival.
Yes — it's historically been well regarded by fans for its layout and sightlines, and coming back after such a long gap, expect a genuinely charged atmosphere from a fan base that's been waiting years for this.
A comfortable trip is 5-6 days: arrival plus a day to settle in, three days across the Friday-Sunday race weekend, and at least one extra day in KL for the city itself.
It's not ideal from a pure weather standpoint — expect heat, humidity, and regular afternoon rain — but it's entirely manageable with the right packing, and it's the date the race falls on, so it's not really optional if this specific event is the draw.