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Malaysian Grand Prix Tickets

Don't miss the incredible action of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Grand Prix Racing season has begun and ShowTime is your connection to the best Malaysian Grand Prix tickets. The Malaysian Grand Prix is one of the most exciting Grand Prix events on the circuit! The side by side restrictor plate racing means that the drivers have to be concentrating non-stop! With great seats from ShowTime, the speed and excitement of Grand Prix guarantees an amazing live experience. Don't miss out! Get into the action and purchase your Malaysian Grand Prix tickets today!

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First included in the Formula One World Championship in 1999, the Malaysian Grand Prix is held at the hyper-modern Sepang International Circuit at Sepang, Malaysia, near Kuala Lumpur.

The seven Malaysian Grands Prix have seen a good deal of action on and off the track, whilst the weather — furnace heat one minute, tropical storm the next — adds extra spice. The most notable Grand Prix at Sepang to date was the inaugural event in 1999. It saw Michael Schumacher return to the sport after his absence due to a broken leg sustained at that year's British Grand Prix, dominating the race and handing the victory to title-hopeful teammate Eddie Irvine, only for both Ferraris to be disqualified due to a technical irregularity, handing the title — until the steward's decision was over-ruled — to Mika Häkkinen.

The 2001 event was hit by a heavy rainstorm in the middle of the race which made conditions very difficult. Conditions were so bad that the two Ferraris of Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello spun off almost simultaneously at the same corner. Remarkably, they both recovered to score a Ferrari '1-2'.

Since 2001, the Malaysian Grand Prix has moved from the end of the schedule to the beginning, which has seen some topsy-turvy results as teams and drivers get to grips with their new equipment, with many races heavily influenced by the winners and losers of the scramble for position into the tight double hairpin bend at the first corner.