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The 12 drivers to make their Sepang debut at the Bahrain Grand Prix
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Formula 1 has announced that the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia will host a race under the Bahrain Grand Prix name. This change comes as the sport adjusts its calendar due to ongoing regional conflicts in the Middle East.
The Sepang International Circuit will return to the Formula 1 calendar in early October after an absence of almost 10 years, although the race will officially be held under the Bahrain Grand Prix name. Unlike in 2017, however, many drivers on the current grid have never raced in Malaysia.
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