A race to remember

Sepang took the call. Then the sky opened.

The Star MalaysiaABBI KANTHASAMY2026-10-17 03:00查看原文 ↗

A thunderstorm drenched the circuit shortly before the race was scheduled to start on Sunday. — Photos: ABBI KANTHASAMY

The Bahrain Grand Prix came to Malaysia with barely two months to spare. The buses were a mess. The rain was biblical. Formula One’s own cars nearly refused to start.

Then Sepang did what Sepang has always done best: it gave the chaos somewhere spectacular to go.

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