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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

10 quiz questions on F1 at the Sepang International Circuit

Formula1.comWed 12 Aug · 10:02 UTCHave your say
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The Sepang International Circuit is set to make its return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2026, coinciding with Malaysia hosting the Bahrain Grand Prix. This will be the first F1 event at the Sepang track in nearly ten years, marking a significant moment for fans and the sport in the region.

F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali expressed enthusiasm about the return, highlighting its importance for fans. The announcement was made late last month, generating excitement among the F1 community as they prepare for the upcoming race.

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10 quiz questions on F1 at the Sepang International CircuitLate last month it was confirmed that the Sepang International Circuit will return to the F1 calendar this year, as Malaysia hosts the Bahrain Grand Prix.Formula1.comWed 12 Aug · 10:02 UTCRead →
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