Antonelli aims to bounce back from 'worst' weekend but faces a possible rainy F1 in Malaysia
- Formula One will return to Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit after a nine-year absence, hosting the relocated Bahrain Grand Prix because of Middle East tensions.
- Kimi Antonelli hopes Sepang’s rough surface will limit standing water during normal rain as he seeks to recover from a difficult Baku weekend.
- George Russell and Oscar Piastri warned that dry conditions at Sepang could cause severe tyre overheating and degradation.
- Malaysia plans extensive security and tourism measures for the October 2–4 race, which officials expect to attract large crowds and boost local businesses.
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Antonelli aims to bounce back after ‘worst’ weekend
Kimi Antonelli would have to deal with an unfamiliar track and potentially heavy rain as he aims to recover from his “worst weekend” of his Formula 1 (F1) title challenge this year.The unusually named Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia takes Antonelli and his rivals to a track F1 last visited in 2017 —
There is hardly a week that goes by when the actions of the seven-time world champion are not investigated.
This Friday began the action in the Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix with free practices 1 and 2, respectively. In the first round, the fastest of all was legend Max Verstappen aboard his Red Bull. , surpassing by only 0.383 whom he ended up being his escort, George ... Continue reading "Formula 1: Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc were the best in free practices 1 and 2 of Malaysia"
Max Verstappen (Red Bull) and Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) were the fastest in the first two free practice sessions of the Formula 1 World Championship in Malaysia.
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