Shuttle bus service for 2010 Malaysian GP

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Here is news on public transport for all you Formula One fans out there especially our foreign friends. Skybus is again offering shuttle services to and from Sepang International Circuit on all 3 days of race week and the cost is very minimal.

The bus leaves every half an hour and it will take about 1 hour 15 minutes per way, so plan your time well. Also, note that buses will stop at the main road and you will have to walk about 1 km into the track, a bit of exercise never hurt anybody, right?

Links are as follows:

Comments

John said…
I took the skybus last year, and they delayed their departure while waiting for the bus to be filled. Consequently, it was behind schedule, and the traffic was chaotic near sepang. I actually left the bus and literally walk and jogged about 1.5km to the circuit, thus missing out the first 20 laps...then the rain came!!!
March 9, 2010 at 10:33 PM
Shuttle Bus said…
Argh! That a long long walk! I bet that was your lucky day :) Anyway,last I tried the skybus, we left earlier than expected. Thanks for sharing. More power to you!
August 19, 2010 at 10:34 AM
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