MotoGP is one of the biggest events and attractions in Malaysia. Among the facilities provided were free vehicle parking areas connected by shuttle buses. However, the management of the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit (SIC) has now announced that free parking has been abolished for the 2025 Malaysian MotoGP.
Consequently, a new parking fee of RM20 for cars and RM10 for motorcycles will be levied, only once throughout the race week. The organizers said this increase is due to rising organizing costs, as well as for managing traffic control and improving the vehicle parking areas.
SIC also advised spectators to park their vehicles only in the designated areas. Vehicles parked outside the official areas risk actions such as fines or being towed.
This change has sparked various reactions from fans who were accustomed to the free parking facility. Some understand why the measure is being implementd, while at the same time, there are those who have expressed dissatisfaction because it signifies an increase in the already high cost of attending the Malaysian MotoGP.
