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2017 Formula 1 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX Sepang International Circuit • Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Fri 29 Sep – Sun 01 Oct 2017 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 YOUR RACE DESTINATION KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia In the capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur brings skyscrapers, history, and charming locals to the excitement of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Looking to the sky you will see the Petronas Twin Towers, the world’s largest twin skyscrapers, or below you can visit the Batu Caves which are over 400 million years old. A city that is divided into numerous districts, the main hub of the city is the Golden Triangle. It consists of Bukit Bintang, KLCC and Chinatown. The Bukit Bintang is the shopping and entertainment district filled with night clubs, high-end fashion, and glamourous restaurants from around the world. Just as it stands for, the KLCC, or Kuala Lumpur City Centre is the heart of the city with multipurpose developments for sightseeing, culture, arts, and more. Chinatown is filled with marketplaces where haggling is the norm, and laughs are plenty. As a balmy city known for rain showers and sunshine, the beginning of Fall will be beautiful in Kuala Lumpur. Attend the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang International Circut with F1® Experiences, Formula 1’s® Official Ticket & Travel Provider, with access including driver meet-and-greets, Paddock Club™ party, pit lane walks and more! FAST FACTS: • The Sepang International Circuit was resurfaced in early 2016 allowing for better drainage on the circuit as well as having nine corners re-profiled. • Daniel Ricciardo finished first in 2016 with Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen a close second. NAVIGATION GRID ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR TICKET PACKAGES EVENT ACCESS MEET ESTEBAN OCON ACCOMMODATIONS CONTACT 4 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 3 6 5 1 2 15 7 LEGEND Package 14 9 8 10 12 3-DAY RACE TICKET FORMULA ONE PADDOCK CLUB™ 13 11 Click the inclusions below to learn more about your exclusive experience: DAILY EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS ACCESS TO FORMULA ONE PADDOCK CLUB™ F1® ACCESS ANNUAL PASS• PIT LANE WALKS F1® EXPERIENCES GIFTS• F1® EXPERIENCES LANYARD & TICKET SLEEVE• FRIDAY 2017 MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX RACE PROGRAM F1® PADDOCK TOUR & TRACK TOUR• PODIUM PHOTO OP• PADDOCK CLUB™ PARTY WITH ESTEBAN OCON• SATURDAY OR SUNDAY GUIDED PADDOCK ACCESS• NAVIGATION GRID SUNDAY ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR PODIUM CEREMONY ACCESS• TICKET PACKAGES • Exclusive to F1® Experiences LEGEND CHAMPION SOLD OUT HERO SOLD OUT Package Pricing TROPHY SOLD OUT $7,189 PER PERSON PODIUM SOLD OUT WITH 4-NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS & DAILY TRANSPORTATION EVENT ACCESS Check-in: Sep 28 Check-out: Oct 2 YOUR 3-DAY RACE TICKET Situated directly opposite the start/finish MEET ESTEBAN OCON Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT 2 PEOPLE, 1 ROOM 1 PERSON, 1 ROOM line, enjoy world-renowned hospitality $7,799 $11,279 ACCOMMODATIONS from the Formula One Paddock Club™ to CONTACT *All pricing is per person and subject to change along with event access complement race-day action. 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 3 6 5 ATIU CU UITE 1 2 1 CHAMPION Package 7 1 9 8 3-DAY RACE TICKET PLATINUM CLUB SUITE 10 12 1 Click the inclusions below to learn more about your exclusive experience: 11 THURSDAY EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS PIT LANE WALK F1® ACCESS ANNUAL PASS• DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR IN MOTORCOACH• F1® EXPERIENCES GIFTS• F1® EXPERIENCES LANYARD & TICKET SLEEVE• FRIDAY 2017 MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX RACE PROGRAM GENERAL ADMISSION SEATING • F1® PADDOCK TOUR & TRACK TOUR• Exclusive to F1® Experiences PODIUM PHOTO OP• PADDOCK CLUB™ PARTY WITH ESTEBAN OCON• SATURDAY & SUNDAY ACCESS TO THE PLATINUM CLUBSOLD SUITE OUT NAVIGATION GRID ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR TICKET PACKAGES LEGEND CHAMPION SOLD OUT HERO SOLD OUT Package Pricing TROPHY SOLD OUT $3,509 PER PERSON PODIUM SOLD OUT EVENT ACCESS WITH 4-NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS & DAILY TRANSPORTATION YOUR 3-DAY RACE TICKET Check-in: Sep 28 Check-out: Oct 2 Watch views from the Main Grandstand while MEET ESTEBAN OCON Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT also enjoying unprecedented hospitality 2 PEOPLE, 1 ROOM 1 PERSON, 1 ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS $4,119 $4,579 through the Platinum Club Suite on Saturday CONTACT *All pricing is per person and subject to change along with event access and Sunday from the main straight. Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT 4 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 3 6 5 1 2 15 MAIN GRANDSTAND 7 HERO Package 14 9 8 10 12 3-DAY RACE TICKET VIP GRANDSTAND 13 11 Click the inclusions below to learn more about your exclusive experience: THURSDAY PIT LANE WALK DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR IN MOTORCOACH• FRIDAY F1® PADDOCK TOUR & TRACK TOUR• PODIUM PHOTO OP• PADDOCK CLUB™ PARTY WITH ESTEBAN OCON• EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS SOLD OUT F1® ACCESS ANNUAL PASS• NAVIGATION GRID F1® EXPERIENCES GIFTS• ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR F1® EXPERIENCES LANYARD & TICKET SLEEVE• TICKET PACKAGES 2017 MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX RACE PROGRAM LEGEND • Exclusive to F1® Experiences CHAMPION SOLD OUT HERO SOLD OUT Package Pricing TROPHY SOLD OUT $1,579 PER PERSON PODIUM SOLD OUT WITH 4-NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS & DAILY TRANSPORTATION EVENT ACCESS Check-in: Sep 28 Check-out: Oct 2 YOUR 3-DAY RACE TICKET Directly overlooking the circuits two MEET ESTEBAN OCON Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT 2 PEOPLE, 1 ROOM 1 PERSON, 1 ROOM straights, the VIP Grandstand seating allows $2,189 $2,649 ACCOMMODATIONS SOLD OUT for perfect viewing of the pit lane activity CONTACT *All pricing is per person and subject to change along with event access and sharp last corner before the finish line. 4 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 3 6 5 K1 1 GRANDSTAND 2 15 7 TROPHY Package 14 9 8 10 12 3-DAY RACE TICKET K1 GRANDSTAND 13 11 Click the inclusions below to learn more about your exclusive experience: THURSDAY PIT LANE WALK DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR IN MOTORCOACH• FRIDAY SUPPORT RACE PADDOCK TOUR• PADDOCK CLUB™ PARTY WITH ESTEBAN OCON• EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1® ACCESS ANNUAL PASS• SOLD OUT NAVIGATION GRID F1® EXPERIENCES GIFTS• F1® EXPERIENCES LANYARD & TICKET SLEEVE• ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR 2017 MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX RACE PROGRAM TICKET PACKAGES • Exclusive to F1® Experiences LEGEND CHAMPION SOLD OUT HERO SOLD OUT Package Pricing TROPHY SOLD OUT $959 PER PERSON PODIUM SOLD OUT WITH 4-NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS & DAILY TRANSPORTATION EVENT ACCESS Check-in: Sep 28 Check-out: Oct 2 YOUR 3-DAY RACE TICKET Providing race-goers with unrestricted MEET ESTEBAN OCON Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT 2 PEOPLE, 1 ROOM 1 PERSON, 1 ROOM views of the first two corners at the end of $1,569 $2,029 ACCOMMODATIONS SOLD OUT the main straight, watch cars navigate from CONTACT *All pricing is per person and subject to change along with event access the K1 Grandstand. 4 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 3 6 5 1 2 15 7 PODIUM Package 14 9 8 10 12 3-DAY RACE TICKET COVERED HILLSTAND C2 13 COVERED 11 HILLSIDE C2 Click the inclusions below to learn more about your exclusive experience: THURSDAY PIT LANE WALK DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR IN MOTORCOACH• FRIDAY SUPPORT RACE PADDOCK TOUR• PADDOCK CLUB™ PARTY WITH ESTEBAN OCON• EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS F1® ACCESS ANNUAL PASS• SOLD OUT NAVIGATION GRID F1® EXPERIENCES GIFTS• F1® EXPERIENCES LANYARD & TICKET SLEEVE• ABOUT KUALA LUMPUR 2017 MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX RACE PROGRAM TICKET PACKAGES • Exclusive to F1® Experiences LEGEND CHAMPION SOLD OUT HERO SOLD OUT Package Pricing TROPHY SOLD OUT $749 PER PERSON PODIUM SOLD OUT WITH 4-NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS & DAILY TRANSPORTATION EVENT ACCESS Check-in: Sep 28 Check-out: Oct 2 YOUR 3-DAY RACE TICKET Enjoy extended views of the Malaysian MEET ESTEBAN OCON Westin Kuala Lumpur SOLD OUT 2 PEOPLE, 1 ROOM 1 PERSON, 1 ROOM Grand Prix from this seating location, with $1,359 $1,819 ACCOMMODATIONS SOLD OUT the circuits sharp hairpin and final straight CONTACT *All pricing is per person and subject to change along with event access in perfect view. 2017 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX FRI 29 SEP – SUN 01 OCT 2017 YOUR EVENT ACCESS VIEW YOUR EXPERIENCE KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia DRIVE THE TRACK TOUR IN MOTORCOACH Enjoy a private group tour of the circuit on a motorcoach or similar vehicle. Feel the turns and undulations of the track as the F1® drivers feel them and learn the ins-and-outs from a driver's perspective as you take the exact lines the drivers will around the circuit. F1® PADDOCK TOUR & TRACK TOUR Experience the exclusivity of Paddock access during your complete Paddock tour including close up viewing of the FIA safety car with F1® officials, the Pirelli tire center including the tire strategies teams may employ on race day from a senior Pirelli executive and a visit to a team garage with a team crew member explaining the various technologies employed in the garage and pit lane to ensure victory! PIT LANE WALK Enjoy unprecedented behind the scenes access by walking the pit lane at the Sepang International Circuit. Get up close and personal with an insider’s look into your favorite teams’ garages. The stroll down pit lane will provide you the perfect opportunity for you to get photos with your favorite teams’ cars and crews. ACCESS TO THE PLATINUM CLUB SUITE CHAMPION PACKAGE ONLY Facing the north side of the circuit, the Platinum Club Suite offers complimentary beverages and a wide buffet with features themed around Asian and Western cuisine available all day long Saturday and Sunday.
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