The Bahrain Grand Prix was originally scheduled to take place in Sakhir in April but was postponed due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. As the race was unable to take place in Bahrain, Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit is set to host the event instead.
Marking Formula 1’s first visit to Malaysia in nine years, more than half of the current grid have never raced at Sepang in Formula 1. Max Verstappen won the last Malaysian Grand Prix in 2017.
Kimi Antonelli arrives in Malaysia with a 66-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship following his fifth-place finish in Azerbaijan. His Mercedes teammate George Russell won the race in Baku, reducing the gap between the two title contenders.
Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia schedule (Malaysian Time, GMT+8)
Friday October 2
Practice 1: 12.30pm
Practice 2: 4pm
Saturday October 3
Practice 3: 12.30pm
Qualifying: 4pm
Sunday October 4
Bahrain Grand Prix: 3pm
How to watch the Bahrain GP?
Fans can view every minute of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend live by signing up to Apple TV and accessing Apple’s new dedicated F1 channel. Apple has every F1 2026 practice, qualifying and race live, as well as a full catch-up and highlights catalogue in case you miss any of the action live.
As well as pre- and post-race programming, there are additional live feeds to follow the action, including 22 onboard driver cameras, live timing, driver trackers and more. 9 years later, the Sepang circuit is coming back to life for an exciting weekend. Be sure not to miss the most anticipated event of the year!
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