Grandstand guide
F - Sepang International Circuit Grandstand Guide
Our verdict
Grandstand F is a mid-priced, mostly shaded covered stand that puts you beside the Turn 15 hairpin with sightlines across Turns 6, 7 and 8 and along both straights, making it an excellent choice for fans who want to watch late braking and overtaking action from a comfortable, sheltered seat.
- Video wall
- Covered seat
- Numbered seat
F highlighted; other sections in grey.
Grandstand F sits alongside the Turn 15 hairpin, one of the circuit's recognised overtaking zones, where riders brake hard from high speed to negotiate the tight final corner before rejoining the main straight. From your seat you can follow the action along the back straight as it feeds into that hairpin, and then watch riders power away down the main straight in front of you.
The sightlines also stretch across to Turns 6, 7 and 8, a sequence of sharp directional changes that rewards close watching. Having multiple distinct sections of track in view, across both the technical middle sector and the high-speed straight approaches, gives this stand a broader perspective than many single-corner seats.
A large video wall is on site, so you can keep track of timing and race developments throughout the event, and the covered structure ensures you stay shaded through most of the day.
What to know about Category F grandstand at Sepang International Circuit
Category F is a covered grandstand with numbered seating positioned to capture action across Turns 6, 7 and 8, and along the Turn 15 hairpin. The stand sits in a mostly shaded location and overlooks a recognised overtaking zone, giving you a front-row seat to decisive moments where drivers test their braking and precision through the tight double-apex of Turns 7 and 8. You will also see the full run down the main straight leading into the final hairpin, where late-braking attempts often decide races.
All seats are numbered and covered, providing protection from the elements while maintaining clear sightlines to the track. A big screen is available on the stand, ensuring you do not miss action elsewhere on the circuit.
F vs other Sepang International Circuit grandstands
How F compares to the other main MotoGP grandstands at Sepang International Circuit, so you can decide where to sit before you book.
| Grandstand | Covered | Numbered seat | Big screen | Pit lane | Overtaking | Seats together | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FYou're viewing | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Up to 10 | ££ | Watching the run down the main straight and late braking into the final hairpin |
| K1 | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Up to 10 | ££ | A head-on view of the race start and the charge into Turn 1 |
| Main grandstand | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Up to 6 | £££ | The start and finish, pit lane and Turn 1 overtakes |
| Premier Roving | Yes | No | Yes | No | No | Up to 10 | No | No |
Frequently asked questions
Is Category F covered?+
Yes, Category F is a fully covered grandstand, protecting you from sun and rain whilst offering clear views of Turns 6 to 8 and the Turn 15 hairpin.
What corners can I see from Category F?+
Category F overlooks Turns 6, 7 and 8, plus the Turn 15 hairpin, and sightlines extend along both straights so you can watch the run into the final corner.
Is Category F a good place to watch overtaking?+
Yes, Category F sits beside a recognised overtaking zone and the Turn 15 hairpin, where late-braking and precise cornering often produce side-by-side battles and decisive moves.
Are the seats at Category F numbered?+
Yes, all seats in Category F are numbered.
Does Category F have a screen?+
Yes, a big screen is available on the Category F grandstand so you can follow action happening elsewhere on the circuit.
