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- Mark your calendars for November 1st to 3rd - that's when the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia 2024 is going down at Sepang!
- From practice sessions to qualifiers and the grand race, you're in for 3 action-packed days. And hey, don't miss out on off-track entertainment!
- Wanna know where to park yourself? Take your pick from C2 Hillstand, F Grandstand, K1 Grandstand, or the swanky Main Grandstand (South).
- Keep your eyes peeled for big names like Pecco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, and Fabio Quartararo. These guys are absolute wizards on two wheels.
- Mark your calendars for November 1st to 3rd - that's when the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia 2024 is going down at Sepang!
- From practice sessions to qualifiers and the grand race, you're in for 3 action-packed days. And hey, don't miss out on off-track entertainment!
- Wanna know where to park yourself? Take your pick from C2 Hillstand, F Grandstand, K1 Grandstand, or the swanky Main Grandstand (South).
- Keep your eyes peeled for big names like Pecco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, and Fabio Quartararo. These guys are absolute wizards on two wheels.
Inclusions
- 3-day access pass on Nov 1, 2 and 3
Day 1: Nov 1, 2024
- 9am to 4pm: Practice sessions
Day 2: Nov 2, 2024
- 8:40am to 10:40am: Practice sessions
- 10:50am to 2:25pm: Qualifiers
- 3pm onwards: Circuit festivities
Day 3: Nov 3, 2024
- 10:40am to 10:50am: Warm-ups
- 11am to 11:35am: Rider fan parade
- 12pm to 3pm: Final races
- 4:10pm onwards: Finale ceremony
- Tip: Be sure to try the MotoGP™ Simulator at the Sepang Circuit Museum. The simulator is a replica of a MotoGP™ bike with realistic controls and feedback.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 3 November, 2024.
- These tickets are valid until 3 November, 2024.
- Want the royal treatment at the 2025 Petronas Grand Prix on November 1, 2 and 3*? Grab a Premium Seat pass for all 3 race days and you're set.
- Pick your spot: Premier Roving lets you move around stands, Marc Marquez Tribune puts you right in the action, or go all out with a Premier Seat.
- Opting for Premier Seat? Beyond the best seats (diamond section), it also includes lunch, all the soft drinks you can handle, and a goody bag to boot.
- You'll catch everything – from practice laps to the nail-biting qualifiers and the big races. Remember: entry on Friday (Nov 1) is on the house.
- Watch the big names like Marquez and Quartararo duke it out on Sepang's killer 5.54km track. With 15 turns, it's going to be one wild ride.
- Want the royal treatment at the 2025 Petronas Grand Prix on November 1, 2 and 3*? Grab a Premium Seat pass for all 3 race days and you're set.
- Pick your spot: Premier Roving lets you move around stands, Marc Marquez Tribune puts you right in the action, or go all out with a Premier Seat.
- Opting for Premier Seat? Beyond the best seats (diamond section), it also includes lunch, all the soft drinks you can handle, and a goody bag to boot.
- You'll catch everything – from practice laps to the nail-biting qualifiers and the big races. Remember: entry on Friday (Nov 1) is on the house.
- Watch the big names like Marquez and Quartararo duke it out on Sepang's killer 5.54km track. With 15 turns, it's going to be one wild ride.
Inclusions
- 2-day access pass on Nov 2 and 3 (as per option selected)
- Complimentary access on Nov 1
Seat options:
Premier seat
- Access to main grandstand upper tier (diamond section)
- Lunch
- Unlimited non-alcoholic beverages
- Goody bag
Premier rover seat
- Access to south main grandstand, K1 grandstand, F grandstand & C2 hillstand
Marc Marquez Tribune
- Access to north main grandstand upper tier
Exclusions
- Additional alcoholic beverages
Day 1: Nov 1, 2024
- 9am to 4pm: Practice sessions
Day 2: Nov 2, 2024
- 8:40am to 10:40am: Practice sessions
- 10:50am to 2:25pm: Qualifiers
- 3pm onwards: Circuit festivities
Day 3: Nov 3, 2024
- 10:40am to 10:50am: Warm-ups
- 11am to 11:35am: Rider fan parade
- 12pm to 3pm: Final races
- 4:10pm onwards: Finale ceremony
- Note: Unlimited access to the Paddock Area and Pit Land Walk scheduled on Sat & Sun.
- Additional alcoholic beverages may be purchased in advance.
- It is advised to carry a Government ID for the event.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 3 November, 2024.
- These tickets are valid until 3 November, 2024.
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What is Moto GP Malaysia?
The Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix is a MotoGP race held annually at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia. It is one of the most popular races on the calendar and has been held yearly since 1999. Valentino Rossi, the most successful rider at the Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix rider, has won the race 6 times.
The Moto GP Malaysia is part of the FIM MotoGP World Championship, the premier class of motorcycle racing. The race was first held in 1999 and has been held every year since then, except for 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Your Moto GP Malaysia Tickets Explained
2 Days Pass MotoGP™ VIP Village (Sat & Sun)
The 2-day pass for the Malaysian Moto GP allows you to attend the race on both Saturday and Sunday. This is the best option if you want to see all of the action, including the qualifying sessions on Friday and the race on both days.
Inclusions:
- Admission
- Souvenir
- International buffet
- Water & soft drinks
1 Day Pass MotoGP™ VIP Village (Sun)
The 1-day pass for the Malaysian Moto GP allows you to attend the race on Sunday only. This is a good option if you are on a budget or only interested in seeing the race.
Inclusions:
- Admission
- Souvenir
- International buffet
- Water & soft drinks
MotoGP Malaysia: A Complete Guide
Moto GP Malaysia History
The Moto GP Malaysia was first held in 1999 as part of the 500cc World Championship. Mick Doohan, the reigning world champion at the time, won the race. The race has been won by some of the biggest names in motorcycle racing, including Valentino Rossi, Marc Marquez, and Jorge Lorenzo.
Moto GP Malaysia Race
The 2023 Moto GP Malaysia will be held November 10-12, 2023. The race will be held under floodlights for the first time, making it more challenging for the riders. The race will be broadcast live in over 200 countries.
Moto GP Malaysia Sepang Circuit
The Sepang International Circuit is a world-class circuit that has hosted many major motorsport events, including the Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix and the MotoGP World Championship. The circuit is known for its fast and flowing layout, making it challenging for riders and machines. The circuit has been praised by many riders, including Valentino Rossi, who said it is one of his favorite tracks.
Moto GP Riders
The 2023 Moto GP Malaysia is sure to be a star-studded event, with some of the best riders in the world competing for victory. The favorites include Fabio Quartararo, Marc Marquez, and Francesco Bagnaia.
Moto GP Teams
12 teams compete in the 2023 MotoGP World Championship, including Repsol Honda, Monster Energy Yamaha, and Ducati Lenovo Team. Each team has two riders who compete against each other for the championship.
Repsol Honda
Team Principal: Alberto Puig
History: The most successful team in MotoGP history, with 21 riders' and 31 constructors' championships. Founded in 1982 by Honda, the team has won more races than any other team in history.
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
Team Principal: Massimo Meregalli
History: The second most successful team in MotoGP history, with 7 riders' championships and 9 constructors' championships. Founded in 2019 by Yamaha, the team has won the most recent riders' championship in 2021 with Fabio Quartararo.
Ducati Lenovo Team
Team Principal: Davide Tardozzi
History: A relatively new team, founded in 2021 by Ducati and Lenovo. The team has already won one riders' championship (with Francesco Bagnaia in 2022) and one constructors' championship (in 2021).
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
Team Principal: Francesco Guidotti
History: A team that has been on the rise in recent years. The team won its first constructors' championship in 2022 and is looking to challenge for the riders' championship in 2023 with Brad Binder.
Gresini Racing Team
Team Principal: Nadia Padovani
History: Gresini Racing has been competing in MotoGP since 1997. The team has won two riders' championships, with Daijiro Kato in 2001 and Marco Melandri in 2006.
LCR Honda
Team Principal: Lucio Cecchinello
History: LCR Honda, the satellite team of Honda, began competing in MotoGP in 2006. The team's best result in the championship was a fourth-place finish in 2018 with Takaaki Nakagami. LCR Honda has not yet won a MotoGP race, but it has finished on the podium 12 times.
RNF Racing Team
Team Principal: Wilco Zeelenberg
History: RNF Racing is a new team in MotoGP, making its debut in 2023. The team is a satellite team of Aprilia.
Championship Standings 2023
Pos.
Rider
Team
Points
1
F. Bagnaia
Ducati Lenovo Team
283
2
J. Martin
Prima Pramac Racing
247
3
M. Bezzecchi
Mooney VR46 Racing Team
218
4
B. Binder
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
173
5
A. Espargaro
Aprilia Racing
160
6
J. Zarco
Prima Pramac Racing
147
7
L. Marini
Mooney VR46 Racing Team
135
8
M. Viñales
Aprilia Racing
128
9
A. Marquez
Gresini Racing MotoGP
108
10
J. Miller
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
104
11
F. Quartararo
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
85
12
F. Morbidelli
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
68
13
M. Oliveira
CryptoDATA RNF MotoGP Team
65
14
A. Fernandez
GASGAS Factory Racing Tech3
58
15
A. Rins
LCR Honda CASTROL
47
16
F. Di Giannantonio
Gresini Racing MotoGP
43
17
T. Nakagami
LCR Honda IDEMITSU
35
18
D. Pedrosa
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
32
19
M. Marquez
Repsol Honda Team
31
20
E. Bastianini
Ducati Lenovo Team
25
21
R. Fernandez
CryptoDATA RNF MotoGP Team
22
22
L. Savadori
Aprilia Racing
9
23
J. Folger
GASGAS Factory Racing Tech3
9
24
P. Espargaro
GASGAS Factory Racing Tech3
8
25
M. Pirro
Aruba.it Racing
5
26
J. Mir
Repsol Honda Team
5
27
D. Petrucci
Ducati Lenovo Team
5
28
S. Bradl
HRC Team
5
29
I. Lecuona
LCR Honda CASTROL
0
Frequently Asked Questions About Moto GP Malaysia
When is the 2023 Moto GP Malaysia?
The 2023 Moto GP Malaysia will be held November 10-12, 2023.
Where is the 2023 Moto GP Malaysia held?
The 2023 Moto GP Malaysia will be held at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia.
How do I purchase tickets for the Moto GP Malaysia 2023?
Tickets for the Moto GP can be purchased online through the official event website or authorized ticketing platforms. Book a Moto GP Malaysia 1-Day or 2-Day pass through Headout to enjoy a hassle-free experience.
What's included in my Moto GP Malaysia tickets?
Depending on the ticket type- 1-Day Pass or 2-Day Pass, you might also get access to specific grandstands, pit areas, or other premium experiences.
The2-day pass gives you access to all the racing on Saturday and Sunday. The 2-day pass allows you to experience the entire weekend of Moto GP, including the qualifying, free practice, and race.
The1-Day pass gives you access to the Moto GP race on Sunday, the weekend's main event. The 1-day pass is a great way to experience the excitement of Moto GP and make memories that will last a lifetime.
How much are the tickets for the Moto GP Malaysia 2023?
The 2-Day pass for Moto GP Malaysia will cost MYR 9108.2 on Headout. At the same time, a 1-Day pass for Moto GP Malaysia will cost around MYR 7855.8.
Who are the defending champions in Moto GP Malaysia?
The defending champions in Moto GP Malaysia are Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) and Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia Racing).
What is the track layout like in Moto GP Malaysia?
The Sepang International Circuit is a 5.543-kilometer (3.44 miles) anti-clockwise circuit. It is a fast and flowing track with a number of challenging corners.
What are the weather conditions like in Moto GP Malaysia?
The weather in Malaysia is hot and humid, with average temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit). Rain is likely, especially during monsoon (November to December).
What happens on a typical Moto GP weekend?
A typical Moto GP weekend consists of three days of racing:
Friday: Free practice and qualifying for all three classes.
Saturday: Qualifying for the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, and the Moto GP sprint race.
Sunday: The Moto3 and Moto2 races, and the Moto GP race.
What are the prohibited items to the Moto GP Malaysia?
The following items are prohibited from being brought into the Sepang International Circuit:
* Glass bottles
* Cans
*Fireworks
* Weapons
* Dangerous objects
What should I wear to the Moto GP Malaysia race?
It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes to the race. It is also a good idea to wear a hat and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.