DJI Malaysia has been named the Official Action Camera Partner of Sepang International Circuit, and it is marking the tie-up with a giveaway aimed straight at motorsport fans: buy a DJI Osmo camera during the campaign window and you could win tickets to the Formula 1 weekend at the track.
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Buy an Osmo, win F1 tickets
The giveaway runs for anyone who buys a DJI Osmo series camera from 18 to 27 September 2026. It is not limited to one model: the Osmo 360, Osmo Nano, Osmo Pocket and Osmo Action series all count. Buyers during that window go into a draw for tickets to the Formula 1 race weekend at PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit, held from 2 to 4 October 2026. DJI Malaysia says winners will be announced on 29 September 2026.
The camera built for a race weekend
The partnership leans on DJI's newest 360 camera, the Osmo 360 II, which lets you record the whole scene in one shot and choose the angle afterwards rather than committing to a single viewpoint before filming. That matters at a circuit, where the action, the crowd and the creator are often in three different directions at once.
Engineered for the speed and shifting light of a race day, the Osmo 360 II shoots native 8K 60fps 360-degree video, uses a 1-inch square HDR sensor with 14.5 stops of dynamic range, and adds AI SuperNight 2.0 for cleaner footage after dark. Ultra-hard replaceable lenses and 105GB of built-in storage are there to survive and keep up with a full day trackside.
One take, many angles
DJI is pitching the camera as a way to turn a single recording into several clips. Spotlight Follow keeps a chosen subject centred in the final video, while Dual Recording captures both the creator and the surrounding scene from the same take. Creative modes including 4K 240fps 360-degree slow motion, 16K 360-degree Timelapse and 8K 120fps Vortex give more ways to frame speed and movement after the fact.
Where it sits in DJI's Malaysian line-up
The Osmo 360 II already sells in Malaysia from RM2,189, and DJI's local range has been growing quickly, from the SDR Transmission 2 for long-range monitoring to the pocket cameras that now go up against rivals like the Insta360 Luna Pro. For anyone who was already eyeing an Osmo, a shot at an F1 weekend is a well-timed nudge, as long as the purchase lands inside the campaign dates.
