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F1 to Test on the Malay Peninsula

By Marc • January 8, 2007

The 11 teams competing for the 2007 2007 F1 World Championships have been pushing for a testing session at the Sepang International Circuit.

The F1 race calendar this year has a three-week break after the opening round in Melbourne from March 16-18. This meant that the teams would have to transport their cars back to Europe for a run before shipping them to Malaysia.

A committee set-up by the 11 teams to coordinate testing have agreed to hold an official F1 testing session. For the first time in nine years, the circuit will stage an official three-day F1 testing session to be be held from March 27-29.

Cross posted @ Asian Motor Sports

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