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Even the supreme Mercedes struggled when Formula 1 returned to Malaysia
The first day of free training in the International Circuit of Sepang added a variable that on the eve was difficult to quantify: the track. Teams and pilots found more difficulties than planned, both in the management of the single-seats and in the search of the setup, al tene
The crumbling and highly abrasive surface of the Sepang circuit has created serious headaches for teams and drivers' setups as Formula 1 returns to Malaysia after a nine-year hiatus.
Formula 1 is returning to Sepang International Circuit for the first time in nine years. The Bahrain Grand Prix, which was cancelled in April, will be held in Sepang, Malaysia, marking the first F1 World Championship Grand Prix there since 2017. For teams and drivers, this return to Sepang…
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