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Madani F1 tickets sell out as Malaysians snap up RM200 Sepang seats

TEMERLOH, Aug 17 — The MADANI tickets, priced from RM200 for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix...

Madani F1 tickets sell out as Malaysians snap up RM200 Sepang seats

TEMERLOH, August 17 — The eagerly anticipated Formula 1 Grand Prix tickets, priced at RM200 for the Bahrain event at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) from October 2 to 4, have sold out, according to Youth and Sports Minister Dr Mohammed Taufiq Johari. SIC reported a surge in demand for these tickets from Malaysian enthusiasts after sales commenced.

Dr Johari mentioned that the MADANI tickets have already been sold out, but the Ministry is exploring the possibility of offering more if necessary, with further announcements forthcoming. The minister spoke after attending the conclusion of the Innovation Development Through Educational Activities (iDEA'26) event and the 2026 East Zone education and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) roadshow organized by the Skills Training Institutions (ILKBS) under the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Dr Johari clarified that iDEA'26 is not merely an innovation competition; it serves as a platform for TVET students to cultivate their ideas, creativity, and expertise, with the goal of transforming these concepts into commercially viable innovations within local, ASEAN, and international markets. He emphasized that the products should transcend mere competition victories and be actively pursued for market development, requiring further refinement and enhancement before nationwide release.

Additionally, Dr Johari highlighted the Ministry's proactive stance in advancing the national TVET agenda through 12 memoranda of understanding signed between skills training institutions and industry partners. The primary objective of iDEA'26, as he explained, is to foster innovation, create marketable products, and nurture new talent, rather than simply securing competition wins.

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