Sepang roars back to life as F1 returns after nine-year wait
SEPANG, Sept 29 — Formula One’s return to the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) after a nine-year absence i...
Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia, is set to host the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix after a nine-year hiatus. This return marks the first time Formula One has graced the track since 2017, when Max Verstappen claimed victory. The circuit, known for its demanding layout and ever-changing weather, promises to provide a fresh challenge for drivers and a potentially unpredictable race for fans.
Bahrain Motor Federation (BMF) General Manager Abdulaziz Al Thawadi highlighted the novelty of Sepang, stating that drivers, especially those without prior Formula One experience at the Malaysian circuit, would welcome the new layout. He also mentioned that the circuit's weather, which has previously seen heavy rain, could force teams to adapt their strategies throughout the weekend, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the event.
Al Thawadi emphasized the positive feedback from Formula One teams and the deployment of a substantial BMF team, comprising race officials, administrative personnel, and marshals, to ensure the race's success.
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