The A1 GP makes its first ever visit to Malaysia at Sepang International Circuit in its inaugural season.
Sunday 20th November is race day.
A1 GP Race
Sepang International Circuit
The A1 GP makes its first ever visit to Malaysia at Sepang International Circuit in its inaugural season.
Sunday 20th November is race day.
this time can declare malaysi
this time can declare malaysia boleh!
alex yoong for malaysia finished 5th placing…..
Re: this time can declare malaysi
[quote=alfagta]this time can declare malaysia boleh!
alex yoong for malaysia finished 5th placing…..[/quote]
Well done to Alex Yoong for making up positions from 13th to 5th.
That said, I don’t think Brands Hatch is representative of what is to come: in the first place, I’d imagine there are many teething problems which resulted in some highly regarded teams being well down the order; the track is still just too tight even for A1GP; and the backmarkers – well, they seem to be racing those guys who were about to lap them!! Is this the expectation?
Germany is on 9th October. What is the track like?
Re: this time can declare malaysi
[quote=TheFazz][………and the backmarkers – well, they seem to be racing those guys who were about to lap them!! Is this the expectation?………[/quote]
Yes, I was surprised there are no blue flags. Not really fair for someone 3 laps behind to pull moves on cars which are ahead.
Re: this time can declare malaysi
[quote=OSFlanker][quote=TheFazz][………and the backmarkers – well, they seem to be racing those guys who were about to lap them!! Is this the expectation?………[/quote]
Yes, I was surprised there are no blue flags. Not really fair for someone 3 laps behind to pull moves on cars which are ahead.[/quote]
Not only that, but some of the lapped guys threaten to take out the leaders coming thru!
A1 Team Malaysia Will Give
A1 Team Malaysia Will Give Out Team Tee-Shirts To All Spectators
Attending this weekend’s Malaysian A1GP raceday on Sunday, 20th November.