AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoF1 Bahrain Grand Prix Move: Formula 1 and the FIA confirmed the cancelled Bahrain GP will be held at Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia on Oct 2-4, 2026, keeping the race on the 2026 calendar after regional instability. Royal Diplomacy: Reports say the return was enabled by close ties between Bahrain’s King Hamad and Malaysia’s Sultan Ibrahim, with “warm” calls leading to cooperation between both governments, F1 and the FIA. Costs & Tickets: Malaysia says it won’t pay FIA registration fees and expects only about RM16m annually for Sepang upgrades; Petronas also clarified it holds naming rights only and doesn’t control ticketing. Air Connectivity: Gulf Air plans direct flights to Kuala Lumpur for race fans. Local Entertainment: The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain is turning La Med into a year-round indoor live-sports hub, with August screenings including major football leagues and the F1 Dutch GP. Young Talent Spotlight: Youth City 2030’s “Young Traders” market is showcasing Bahrain’s next generation of entrepreneurs through hands-on stalls and profit-learning.
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