MotoGP™ Malaysia Grand Prix 2024 | Premium Seat | 3-Day Pass

Premier Roving: Want to move around? This ticket's for you. You'll get a sweet view of Pits 1-33 and catch at least 6 turns from the South Main Grandstand. Hop between Main, K1, F, and C2 Hillstand - your call. See it all, from the green light to the checkered flag. Just remember, no access to Tribune or private areas.

Marc Marquez Tribune: Perched up in the North Main Grandstand, you're facing pole position. Perfect spot to spy on pit crews and catch every race moment. From start to podium, you won't miss a beat.

Premier Seat: This is the VIP treatment, folks. You're in the Diamond section of the Main Grandstand Upper Tier, right across from pole position. Watch the entire race unfold, from green light to checkered flag. But that's not all - you get lunch, unlimited soft drinks, and a goody bag to boot.

This Premium Seat pass gets you front-row access to all the action at Sepang. Choose between a 1-day or 2-day option, with Friday free for everyone. You'll witness everything from practice sessions to qualifying, and of course, the main event. The 5.54km track's got 15 turns that'll have you holding your breath.

Watch the big guns like Marquez and Quartararo duke it out. Expect crazy overtakes and maybe a few jaw-droppers. Beyond the track, there's a bustling atmosphere with rider meet-and-greets, local cuisine, and various entertainment options.

Day 1: Nov 1

9am to 11:30am

Free Practice: All classes - MotoGP™, Moto2™, and Moto3™ - take to the track. Riders familiarize themselves with the circuit, adjust their bikes, and experiment freely without the pressure of lap times.

1:15pm to 4pm

Practice Session: The intensity ramps up as riders aim for fast times, eyeing pole position and prime grid spots.

Day 2: Nov 2

8:40am to 10:40am

Practice sessions: Further refinement of bikes and racing lines. Riders make final adjustments before the crucial qualifying sessions.

10:50am to 2:25pm

Qualifiers: The pivotal Q1 and Q2 sessions determine starting positions. Slower riders compete in Q1, with top performers advancing to Q2. It's a high-stakes battle for pole position.

3pm onwards

Circuit festivities: The track transforms into a hub of activity. Meet your favorite riders, explore local food options, and browse official merchandise.

Day 3: Nov 3

10:40am to 10:50am

Warm-ups: A brief session for riders and bikes to prepare for the main event.

11am to 11:35am

Rider Fan Parade: A fan-favorite moment to see riders and their machines up close.

12pm to 3pm

Final races: The main event unfolds with Moto3™, Moto2™, and MotoGP™ races in succession. This is what it all comes down to.

4:10pm onwards

Podium Ceremony: The top three finishers celebrate with champagne, trophies, and national anthems. The perfect end to an exhilarating weekend.