Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix: History of a Classic Motorcycle Racing Event
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The Malaysian Grand Prix is one of the events on the MotoGP world calendar. For Spanish fans, following this race is a good opportunity to watch the world's best riders on their bikes. As the time difference between Malaysia and Spain is several hours, it is important to check the updated schedules before the race.
The Malaysian Grand Prix has been held since 1991. In its first editions, the race took place at the Shah Alam circuit, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, the country's capital.
In 1999, the competition moved to the Sepang circuit, which is located south of Kuala Lumpur. Since then, this track has been the usual venue for the Grand Prix and one of the best-known circuits in the championship.
To follow the race from Spain, fans can check the official MotoGP schedule and the television channels and platforms that broadcast the competition in the country. This way they can find out the exact time of each session, from the practice sessions through to the final race.
Sources: Car and Driver
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