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Decision on F1 race in Malaysia lies with Youth and Sports Ministry

Decision on F1 race in Malaysia lies with Youth and Sports Ministry
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The Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports is currently evaluating the possibility of hosting a Formula One race at the Sepang International Circuit. While PETRONAS has expressed interest in strategic opportunities, the final decision rests with government authorities.

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The return of F1 to Malaysia would have significant economic and tourism implications for the region and impact the global racing calendar.

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BURSA SGX Home Sport Make The Edge Malaysia your preferred source on Google KUALA LUMPUR (July 25): Petroliam Nasional Bhd (PETRONAS) said the decision on whether Malaysia will once again host a Formula One (F1) race falls under the purview of the Ministry of Youth and Sports and relevant authorities.

In a statement to Bernama on Saturday, the national oil company said it was aware of the possibility of the championship returning to the country this year.

"As a business entity, PETRONAS will continue to pursue opportunities that align with its strategic and commercial priorities, while delivering sustainable long-term value for the nation," it added.

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