DJI Malaysia F1 Ticket Giveaway With Every DJI Osmo Series Purchase, 18–27 September 2026
TLDR
- DJI Malaysia is the new Official Action Camera Partner of Sepang International Circuit, anchoring a Formula 1 ticket giveaway with every DJI Osmo Series purchase
- The campaign runs 18–27 September 2026, with winners announced 29 September and the race scheduled 2–4 October at PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit
- The giveaway uses the recently launched DJI Osmo 360 II as the showcase product, with native 8K/60fps 360° video, 1-inch square HDR sensor, and 14.5-stop dynamic range
- Creative modes include 4K/240fps 360° slow-motion, 16K 360° Timelapse, and 8K/120fps Vortex, plus Spotlight Follow and Dual Recording for one-take multi-story edits
- AI SuperNight 2.0 supports low-light footage after sunset, with 105 GB built-in storage and ultra-hard replaceable lenses for a full race-day shoot
DJI Malaysia Lands The SIC Action Camera Slot
DJI Malaysia is stepping into a high-visibility role at one of Southeast Asia’s biggest motorsport venues. The brand has been named the Official Sepang International Circuit Action Camera Partner, anchoring a marketing collaboration that uses the upcoming Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix Malaysia 2026 as the headline event.
The partnership gives DJI a content platform that’s hard to manufacture in-house: live racing, packed grandstands, and a venue that international camera audiences already associate with motorsport coverage. In return, SIC gets an action-camera ecosystem that fans and content creators can use to capture race-day moments in formats that match how social video is consumed today.
The Osmo 360 II As The Hero Product
The campaign’s anchor is the recently launched DJI Osmo 360 II. The pitch is straightforward: one recording, multiple angles, which fits how racing content actually gets made. Filming a race car sweeping through a corner while also capturing the driver’s reaction and the grandstand energy is difficult with a fixed-lens action camera; with a 360° camera, it becomes one take and the framing decisions happen in post.
The hardware supports that workflow. The Osmo 360 II captures native 8K/60fps 360° video with a 1-inch square HDR imaging sensor and 14.5-stop dynamic range, which DJI says gives creators the latitude to handle the contrast swings between bright tarmac and shaded grandstands without crushing either side.
Creative Modes For Race-Day Footage
The Osmo 360 II’s creative modes are designed for exactly this kind of fast-moving subject. 4K/240fps 360° slow-motion lets a creator pull a half-second of apex-corner action into a replay without losing the 360° framing. 16K 360° Timelapse is meant for capturing the whole race weekend in compressed form, while 8K/120fps Vortex produces the spin-and-rotate effect that motorsport edits rely on.
For the editing room, DJI includes Spotlight Follow, which keeps a chosen subject centred in the final video as the action moves around them, and Dual Recording, which captures both the creator and the surrounding scene from the same take. Both modes are designed to reduce the number of takes a creator needs to walk away with multiple shareable clips from a single outing at the circuit.
Built For All-Day Shooting
Race weekends are long, and the Osmo 360 II is engineered around that. AI SuperNight 2.0 is DJI’s low-light mode, aimed at the post-sunset crowd scenes that often close out race days. Ultra-hard replaceable lenses reduce the cost of a scratched front element after a day at the track. The 105 GB of built-in storage is enough to absorb most race-day 8K capture without an immediate dump to a laptop.
The Giveaway Mechanics
DJI Malaysia is running a limited-time giveaway tied to the partnership. Customers who purchase any DJI Osmo series product between 18 and 27 September 2026 are entered to win tickets to the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix Malaysia 2026, scheduled for 2 to 4 October at PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit. Winners will be announced on 29 September 2026.
For a brand trying to move Osmo inventory into the hands of motorsport-adjacent creators and fans, the mechanic is well-aligned with the product: anyone buying into the Osmo line during the campaign is already the audience for race-day content, which makes the F1 tickets a relevant pull rather than a generic discount.
Our Take
DJI’s SIC partnership is the kind of venue-led marketing that action cameras actually benefit from, because the user-generated content that comes out of a race weekend is the most credible demo for the product. The 360° camera angle in particular is well-matched to motorsport content, where single-lens cameras have always struggled to capture the full scope of a venue. Whether the partnership converts into Osmo sales beyond the 18-27 September campaign window is the real test, but the awareness boost in the meantime is substantial for a category that depends on creator-led discovery.
