The much-loved but physically demanding Sepang circuit hosts this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, the first F1 race in the country since 2017. Mercedes has confirmed they will put team interests first as their drivers prepare to compete, while title rivals bring upgrades to this crucial race in the championship run-in.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen is also expected to make a mark on the competition as he remains enthused about the championship battle on the challenging circuit known for its high temperatures and humidity. fishroad-app.com
