Inside Job Ruins Malaysian MotoGP: Temporary Worker Arrested Over VIP Pass Scam
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Spectators believed they secured a bargain for a high-end luxury suite at the front gate, only to discover their premium passes were actually stolen staff badges that yielded an immediate police investigation instead of a track view.
From the original report
Some MotoGP fans at the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia over the weekend thought they hit the absolute jackpot, but it turned out to be an inside job that went completely wrong.
Imagine rocking up to the Sepang International Circuit (SIC), ready for the race, and someone right outside the entrance gates offers you a premium pass to the ultra-exclusive Perdana Suite.
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- Nov 1, 2026
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- Nov 1, 2026
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