The feasibility study on bringing the F1 GP back to Sepang will examine several key aspects, including hosting costs, circuit and infrastructure readiness, as well as potential economic returns. (Bernama pic)SEPANG: A feasibility study on bringing Formula One racing back to Malaysia is expected to be presented to the Cabinet in the third week or towards the end of this month, says Sepang International Circuit (SIC) CEO Azhan Shafriman Hanif.
He said the study would examine several key aspects, including hosting costs, circuit and infrastructure readiness, as well as potential economic returns, before the government makes any decision.
He said SIC would work with the relevant ministries, particularly the finance and youth and sports ministries, while seeking feedback from industry players in the private sector.
