Malaysia Speed Festival Returns to Sepang

Malaysia Speed Festival (MSF) has confirmed that Round 4 of its SuperTurismo and SuperBikes championships will take place at Sepang International Circuit on October 17–18, 2026.

The event brings together two of Malaysia's grassroots motorsport championships, featuring competitive saloon car racing and high-performance motorcycle action.

Following August's Merdeka round, competitors return to Sepang as the 2026 season approaches its final stages.

For Malaysian motorsport enthusiasts, the weekend offers another opportunity to experience competitive racing at one of Southeast Asia's most recognised circuits.

Two championships. One weekend. Pure Malaysian motorsport.

MSF SuperTurismo Brings Diverse Racing Grids

MSF SuperTurismo continues to provide a platform for Malaysian racing teams, experienced drivers and emerging motorsport talent.

The championship features multiple categories, including Super Series, Production Series and Cup Series, accommodating a wide variety of modified and production-based racing cars.

Fans can expect familiar Malaysian motorsport machinery, from Honda Civics and Proton Sagas to Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ race cars.

The series is known for its large grids and close competition, giving drivers opportunities to compete against similarly prepared machinery.

Round 4 will be especially important for competitors aiming to strengthen their championship positions before December's season finale.

MSF SuperBikes Takes on Sepang's North Circuit

Motorcycle racing will also be a major highlight of the weekend.

MSF SuperBikes Round 4 is scheduled for Sunday, October 18, on Sepang's North Circuit, with a 20-lap Sprint format listed by the championship organiser.

Unlike traditional championships that primarily divide competitors by engine capacity, MSF SuperBikes groups riders according to experience and competitive ability.

The format encourages close racing across multiple rider categories while supporting the development of Malaysia's club-level motorcycle racing community.

With championship points on the line, riders will be looking to maximise their results ahead of the final round in December.

MSF Round 4 Event Details

Supporting Malaysia's Grassroots Motorsport Scene

For Winbox Racing, events such as Malaysia Speed Festival represent an important part of the country's motorsport ecosystem.

While international championships attract global attention, local racing series provide opportunities for Malaysian drivers, riders, mechanics and teams to gain valuable competitive experience.

MSF's combination of accessible racing categories and professional circuit facilities helps support the next generation of motorsport talent.

With Round 4 approaching, Sepang is preparing for another weekend of close racing, championship battles and passionate local motorsport action.

From modified saloon cars to high-performance superbikes.

Malaysia Speed Festival brings racing back to Sepang on October 17–18.

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