Sepang International Circuit

Sepang International Circuit
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Sepang International Circuit (GPS: 2.75941, 101.73177) is a racing circuit in Sepang, Selangor. It is within view of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, about 60 km from Kuala Lumpur.

The Sepang International Circuit was first opened on 7 March, 1999. It has a 5.54-km circuit designed by Hermann Tilke, a German circuit designer who would also design the tracks in Shanghai, Bahrain and Turkey. The track in Sepang comprises two circuits, the North Circuit and South Circuit. These can be combined to form a full circuit with one tight hairpin.

Among the major events held at the Sepang International Circuit includes the Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix, A1 Grand Prix, Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix, the SuperGT and the Asian Touring Car Championship.

How to go to the Sepang International Circuit

Take the E6 Expressway in the direction of KLIA. Exit the expressway at Exit 1, when you see the KLIA Mosque to your left. This is how the exit looks like on street view:

Exit the E6 Expressway here.

You will pass the KLIA Mosque still on your left and reach a roundabout . At the roundabout, continue straight on until you reach the next junction to your left. That's Jalan Kuarters KLIA. Don't turn in there, or you will reach the rear part of the Sepang International Circuit. Instead continue on to the next left junction, which is surprisingly insignificant one.

The turn in to Sepang International Circuit ahead, on the left.

But once you turn in, you will see that you are on the right track, so to speak, as there are huge car parks on both sides of the road. Find a place to park, and then walk to the main entrance.

Location of Sepang International Circuit on map

Sepang International Circuit is on the map of Selangor

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