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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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·Budapest, Hungary
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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"
·Concepción, Chile
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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.
·Tallinn, Estonia
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