Malaysian F1 has been around for more than a decade. The popular race is very affordable and good value for money. The excitement on track plus nightlife in downtown Kuala Lumpur will blow you away. And you don't have to dig deep in the pocket.

Shortened to 32 laps (out of 56 laps), the race in 2009 was chaotic with torrential race swept away the late race which started at 1700hrs local time. Brawn GP's Jenson Button only collected half of regular points after the race couldn't be carried on afterwards.

The new Malaysian owned team, Lotus F1 Racing will for the first time hit the Sepang track for testing in February 2010 and will race against the whole circus including the Mercedes GP Petronas F1 Team (another 'home' team) on 2-3-4 April 2010.

You do not want to miss this tropical and 'hot' 'hot' race!!

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