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Malaysia to host F1’s Bahrain GP

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Why F1 will hold its Bahrain GP in Malaysia. Plus, what we’re hearing about Qatar and Abu Dhabi

Now Malaysia is back on the calendar for 2026, albeit under a different name.

RACER · 2d

Malaysia back on F1 calendar as Bahrain stand-in

Arabian Business · 23h

Bahrain keeps Formula One Grand Prix with first-of-its-kind move to Malaysia

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Volunteer applications open for F1's return to Sepang circuit

Those hoping to be part of the action at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) can now submit applications to join its volunteer team.

nst.com.my · 1d

[UPDATED] Anwar: Affordable F1 tickets possible, but not front-row seats

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PM teases affordable 'Madani tickets' for F1 in October

Malaysian Reserve · 1d

Royal diplomacy brings F1 back to Sepang after nine years

“As a result of the mutual understanding reached, an agreement was successfully concluded to stage the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit, bringing Formula One...

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Multi-million ringgit registration fee waived for M'sia to host F1, says Anwar

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Malaysia has sufficient experienced personnel to handle F1, says Motorsports Association

F1 adds Malaysian GP with Bahrain name as replacement race for cancelled Middle East events

F1 had been exploring options for reinstating the Bahrain GP in the October 4 slot. The conflict ceasefire made this option possible, until the agreement broke down in early July. The Athletic reported on Thursday that Malaysia had emerged as an alternative option to host a race in that gap.

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F1’s Bahrain Grand Prix Is Moving—to Malaysia

Formula 1’s Bahrain Grand Prix has been resurrected for 2026, though will take place not in Bahrain, but actually in Malaysia. Formula 1 was forced to abandon its scheduled grands prix in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, in April, owing to the conflict in the ...

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Bahrain has not used UAE swap, in talks over F1 race, minister says

By Marc Jones LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - Bahrain has not tapped its $5.3 billion currency swap agreed with the United Arab Emirates, the country's development minister told Reuters, and has also held talks about getting its Formula One Grand Prix back on this year's race calendar.