What the Malaysian Grand Prix MUST do to get F1 back
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Could the Malaysian Grand Prix permanently return to Formula 1? After the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, Sepang Circuit proved once again that it can produce fantastic F1 racing, with the drivers enjoying their return to the Sepang International Circuit.
But there were also some major problems that would need fixing before Malaysia gets a permanent place back on the F1 calendar. In this video, I look at the Malaysian Grand Prix traffic, huge queues for food and water, limited Malaysian Grand Prix water access, staffing issues, and the difficult experience many fans had leaving the circuit.
The racing was good, the track delivered, but will the Malaysian Grand Prix return? Here’s what I think needs to change first.
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