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SIC probes F1 ticket scalping, warns offending tickets could be cancelled

Sepang International Circuit says it is working with Bahrain International Circuit to investigate reports of bulk ticket purchases and inflated resale prices ahead of F1’s return to Malaysia

Malaysians can catch F1 action at Sepang from just RM200

Three-day tickets for Formula 1’s return to Sepang start at RM200 for Malaysian citizens, with the cheapest option offering open-air hillstand viewing throughout the Oct 2-4 race weekend

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