Sepang International Circuit

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The Sepang Circuit, 60km south of Kuala Lumpur, is where Formula One holds the Malaysian Grand Prix. Tickets go for as little as RM93, though if you want to be in the main grandstand they start from RM230. During the three days of the Grand Prix, shuttle buses run from KLCC, KL Sentral and KLIA2 to the track.

Other car and motorcycle races are held here throughout the year – check the website for details. On weekdays call ahead to book a tour of the facilities (adult/child RM60/33), including a run through the auto museum.

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