KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 1 -- Formula 1 fans heading to Sepang this weekend might want to leave a little extra room in the budget, with a plate of nasi lemak and fried egg listed at RM35 on an official vendor menu for the race.

The same menu lists chicken rice at RM30, Indomie with a fried egg at RM30 and a serving of cut fruit at RM20.

For Malaysian racegoers used to finding those dishes at everyday prices, the figures are likely to be almost as eye-catching as the cars on track.

A group of four ordering the RM35 nasi lemak, for example, would spend RM140 before adding drinks or snacks. Four chicken rice meals would come to RM120, while four portions of cut fruit would cost RM80.

The prices are listed on a vendor menu circulated through th...