Malaysia has no plans to bring back the annual Formula One race due to high sponsorship costs and a tight racing calendar, ...

The Malaysian Grand Prix had made its debut in 1999 at its Sepang International Circuit, with the last race held there in ...

Malaysia's sports minister Hannah Yeoh announced that the country will not pursue hosting the annual Formula One race due to high sponsorship costs and a packed racing calendar. The event, held from ...

Sepang International Circuit CEO Azhan Shafriman Hanif believes it was a mistake for Malaysia to stop hosting Formula 1 one ...

“Organising F1 races requires the government to pay about 300 million Ringgit ($71.1m; £52.7m) annually to Liberty Media, which holds the F1 commercial rights,” Yeoh said in parliament on Thursday.

Government efforts to counter espionage elements that could jeopardise national security, and Malaysia’s ability to host Formula 1 (F1) again, ...

There are no plans for Malaysia to hold Formula 1 (F1) races soon, says Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh.

Recent reports by certain Malaysian “online media” saying Formula 1 would be coming back to Petronas Sepang International ...

A Formula 1 (F1) comeback in Malaysia is not off the table, but it will not happen without serious funding, strategic ...

Sepang International Circuit (SIC) has reaffirmed that its current focus is on securing the continuation of the MotoGP ...

Thailand, Malaysia, Rwanda, Nigeria, Morocco; just a few countries that are keen to host a Grand Prix. Portugal joins this list, where the president recently announced they are set to welcome the F1 ...

Malaysia has no plans to bring back the annual Formula One race due to high sponsorship costs and a tight racing calendar, ...