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Formula 1: why returning to Sepang would be a golden opportunity
The Malaysian circuit has been absent since 2017, but it remains one of the most complete and demanding challenges for drivers.
30 September 2026 1 min read 16 views
Sepang has been absent from the Formula 1 calendar since 2017, but its layout is still considered a special test. Intense heat, high humidity, long straights and fast corners challenge speed, tyre management and physical endurance.
For drivers, a possible return to Malaysia would therefore be a valuable opportunity: a technical, selective track capable of highlighting talent and preparation. For the championship, it would also strengthen its presence in Asia with an event offering a distinctive sporting character.