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Winner in 2010 and 2011, world champion Sebastian Vettel secured his third victory in Sepang but in controversial circumstances as he appeared to go against team orders and deny his Infiniti Red Bull Racing team-mate Mark Webber his first win at the 2013 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix.
Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad – the man responsible in bringing Formula 1 to Malaysian shores in 1999 – says that Malaysia should continue to host Formula 1 and that the contract should be extended further after 2015.
Malaysia’s top driver Tommy Lee Boon Jun – the only driver to win the 12-hour Malaysia Merdeka Endurance Race (MMER) on three occasions – has made a comeback to motor racing after a long absence in sensational style; scoring victory at the 2013 Formula 1TM PETRONAS Malaysia Grand Prix support race.
World champion Sebastian Vettel will start from pole position in Sepang for the second time in his career tomorrow after topping in qualifying in wet conditions as a brief shower at the start of the third qualifying session injected additional excitement to the proceedings with teams shifting to intermediate tyres.
Former Malaysian Super Series (MSS) Supersixteen champion Damien Dielenberg rolled back his glorious 2010 as he cruised to victory in the opening round of the series; leading from start to finish to win the Touring Production class at Sepang International Circuit (SIC) today.
They may not be Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso or Kimi Raikkonen. However, by the end of tomorrow (Saturday, 23 March 2013), one of them can still walk away with the title as the Malaysian Grand Prix champion as well as a brand new Proton Satria Neo R3.
Open for free entry tomorrow including free parking, fans can enjoy more than just catching their racing idols in action the opening F1 free practice sessions at Day 1 of the 2013 Formula 1TM PETRONAS Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit (SIC).
The race for glory at the 15th edition of Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix officially opens tomorrow with defending champion Fernando Alonso looking at history as the Ferrari driver eyes a fourth victory at Sepang International Circuit.
The 15th edition of Formula 1TM PETRONAS Malaysia Grand Prix, which is happening this weekend at Sepang International Circuit (SIC), will have a special touch on the circuit’s on-going support for environmental protection with the showcase of Malaysia’s first electric scooters.
Three-times Malaysian Super Series (MSS) champion Mok Weng Sun, who was involved in a dramatic five-car collision at last year’s F1 support race in Sepang, has no intentions of easing off his accelerator’s panel and will instead push his new McLaren MP4-12C GT3 car to maximum limit this weekend.

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