5 reasons

1.

NOT JUST A RACE BUT A DRAMA IN ITSELF
Don't miss the chance to witness the most spectacular formula one race LIVE at the Sepang International Circuit. This challenging circuit coupled with the unpredictable tropical weather in Malaysia has never failed to dramatise every race, bringing about unexpected results and certainly no shortage of talent showdowns, a sure test of the talent and courage of the teams.
WATCH YOUR FAVOURITE TEAMS AND DRIVERS LIVE IN ACTION! Featuring the new Toyota team, the 2002 race will also showcase Asian driver Takuma Sato, who will be driving for Jordan, and Filipe Massa replacing Kimi Raikkonen in the Sauber Petronas team. Malaysia's very own Alex Yoong will also be making his debut race for KL Minardi Asiatech on home ground. Be there to root for your favourite team and soak in the intensely exciting atmosphere LIVE!
 

2.

VOTED THE BEST GRAND PRIX IN THE WORLD
The Sepang International Circuit has been voted the world's 'most challenging' by the drivers and has been awarded the "Best Grand Prix 1999' by the FOM. The epitome of style, its fabulous architecture is an intricate blend of Malaysian culture and modern technology, in addition to being fully equipped with the best technologies and facilities. The circuit also features the world's only double frontage Main
Grandstand, allowing unobstructed views of a whole good half of the circuit. This aside, the circuit also boasts a fantastic landscape with 10,000 palm trees planted around the tracks, creating a tropical enclave within the circuit.
 

3.

TOP TOURIST DESTINATION IN ASIA
Malaysia has been named one of the best tourist destinations for tourists with endless affordable offerings, including good infrastructure, affordable travel and natural attractions, to accommodate all needs and wants. You may want to spend some days baking in the sun by some of our pristine beaches, or visit our national rainforest reserves and quaint town such as Melaka and Penang, which are cultural experiences in itself.
 

4.

A MELTING POT OF CULTURE
Malaysia with its diverse mix of people, their races and culture, is blessed with a kaleidoscope of multifaceted festivals and celebrations, as well as a wide gastronomy of delights. Malaysians are also known to be warm and friendly people. One immediately feels welcome and truly at home upon arriving in this culturally rich and peace loving country.
 

5.

PARTY! PARTY! PARTY!
The Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix 2002 promises patrons three full days of fun and excitement. A line up of events are being planned to pump up your adrenaline. Besides these SIC events, the many clubs, bars and pubs in Kuala Lumpur will also play host to numerous activities in conjunction with the F1. For keen shoppers, the Formula One coincidesMalaysia's Mega Sale Carnival - a shopping  
extravaganza that caters to all. From international designer labels to high quality Malaysian made products, return with gifts aplenty for your loved ones all at astounding prices!