Grandstand guide
K1 - Sepang International Circuit Grandstand Guide
Our verdict
K1 is a covered, mid-price grandstand at Sepang that puts you head-on to the race start and the charge into Turns 1, 2 and 3, making it the top choice for fans who want to watch the field funnel into the first braking zone.
- Video wall
- Covered seat
K1 highlighted; other sections in grey.
Seated at the end of the main straight, K1 gives you a direct, head-on view of the start/finish straight as the field accelerates away and then bears down on Turns 1, 2 and 3 in front of you. That approach into Turn 1 is a recognised overtaking zone, so the opening laps in particular deliver close, aggressive racing right in your sightline.
The stand is covered, keeping you out of the Malaysian sun for most of the day, and a big screen is on hand so you can follow action elsewhere on the circuit. Groups of up to ten can book seats together.
What is the view like from K1 at Sepang?
K1 delivers a head-on perspective of the race start and the opening sequence of corners. Situated at the end of the main straight, the grandstand faces Turns 1, 2 and 3 directly, putting you at the heart of the opening lap action and the charge into the first complex. The stand also overlooks a recognised overtaking zone, so you will see passing moves unfold throughout the race.
The grandstand is covered, keeping you protected from the sun and weather for most of the day. A video wall is fitted to the stand, so you can catch replays and live feeds of action elsewhere on the circuit. Most of the seating benefits from shade, making it a comfortable viewing spot across a race distance.
K1 vs other Sepang International Circuit grandstands
How K1 compares to the other main MotoGP grandstands at Sepang International Circuit, so you can decide where to sit before you book.
| Grandstand | Covered | Big screen | Pit lane | Overtaking | Seats together | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K1You're viewing | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Up to 10 | ££ | A head-on view of the race start and the charge into Turn 1 |
| F | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Up to 10 | ££ | Watching the run down the main straight and late braking into the final hairpin |
| Main grandstand | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Up to 10 | £££ | The start and finish, pit lane and Turn 1 overtakes |
Frequently asked questions
Is K1 at Sepang a covered grandstand?+
Yes, K1 is fully covered, protecting you from sun and rain throughout the race.
What corners can I see from K1?+
K1 has a direct view of Turns 1, 2 and 3, plus the start/finish straight, giving you a head-on angle on the opening corners and the race start.
Does K1 face an overtaking zone?+
Yes, K1 overlooks a recognised overtaking zone, so you will see competitive passing moves throughout the race.
Is there a video wall at K1?+
Yes, a video wall is fitted to the grandstand, showing replays and live feeds from around the circuit.
What is the sun exposure like at K1?+
Most of K1 is shaded, thanks to the cover, making it a comfortable spot for a full race day.
