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Malaysia eyes permanent F1 return after successful Sepang Grand Prix

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Malaysia is considering a permanent return to the Formula One calendar after a successful Grand Prix event at the Sepang International Circuit. Despite significant traffic congestion affecting over 260,000 attendees, the race generated considerable enthusiasm. The event featured a dramatic finish with Max Verstappen securing a win for Red Bull Racing amidst challenging weather conditions. AI

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Malaysia eyes permanent F1 return after successful Sepang Grand Prix

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Joseph Sipalan ·

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