Formula One Malaysian Sepang Grand Prix Betting Lines

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Malaysian Grand Prix – Sepang, 23 -25 March

Friday 23rd: Practice one – Practice two

Saturday 24th: Practice three

Sunday 25th: Race

Sepang will hosts round two of Formula 1 World Championship.The 2012 Grand Prix event will start with practice sessions on March 23, qualifying on and end with the race on March 25. The combination of long high-speed straights and tight twisting complexes make the track very complicated, but also perfect for overtaking as the track itself is very wide. The drivers love it and, along with Malaysia's distinct atmosphere, it makes for a betting experience unique in Formula One.

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This amazing race is probably one of the fastest in the World with extreme hot and wet conditions. The second race in this year’s formula 1 season takes place in the Asian city of Kuala Lumpur and after a spectacular first race in Melbourne fans all over the planet can’t wait to bet on the second race in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is a very exhausting race track because of the high humidity and the also high air temperatures. The top drivers like Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton should be in their element around Sepang and F1 bettors should watch them closely.

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Malaysian Grand Prix Fun facts and History

The Sepang International Circuit was built and the first Malaysian Grand Prix was held in 1999. This 5,543 meter long track features 15 corners and 8 straights including two high-speed stretches. With a minimum width of 16 meters, the track allows ample opportunities for overtaking, ensuring a suspenseful and thrilling race. It takes 56 laps (totalling to 310.408 Km) to declare the winner. The track record is held by Juan Pablo Montoya who in 2004 clocked 1.34.223. Designed by Hermann Tilke, Sepang is one of the most technical circuits in Formula One Racing but one that the drivers most importantly seem to enjoy racing around. The top drivers like Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton should be in their element around Sepang and Formula 1 bettors should watch them closely.

2011 Malaysian Grand Prix Result

World Champion Sebastian Vettel made it two Malaysian Grand Prix wins from two after his 2010 success and made it two wins from two for the start of the 2011 Formula One season. The German was again in a different class to the rest as he comfortably dominated from pole position in what was an eventful race for the rest. Jenson Button managed a very respectable runner up spot, with Nick Heidfeld third, but Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso received penalties for clashing and dropped to eighth and sixth respectively.

2010 Malaysian Grand Prix Result

The Red Bull team of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber stamped their authority on this race right from the start and continued to lead throughout its duration. It was Webber who in fact was on ‘pole’, but Vettel proved how good he is by snatching the lead by the very first corner and staying thee to win the race, with Webber not far behind in second. In third place came Nico Rosberg, who once again secured a better result from his more illustrious team mate, Michael Schumacher who was forced to retired from the race.

Lewis Hamilton drove a terrific race to finish in sixth place after a poor qualifying left him at number 20 on the grid at the start. His team mate, Jenson Button managed eighth place.

2009 Malaysian Grand Prix Results Jenson Button

Brawn GP's Jenson Button was grateful to have come out on top in a 'crazy' rain-shortened Malaysian Formula One Grand Prix, with just 32 laps completed and only half points awarded. Due to the severity of the conditions the race director was left with no choice but to red flag the race, with half points being awarded. Button was declared the winner, with Heidfeld an impressive second for BMW Sauber and Glock third. Trulli finished fourth in the other Toyota, ahead of Barrichello in fifth, Webber sixth, Hamilton seventh and Rosberg eighth.

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