Sepang International Circuit
Located near Kuala Lumpur, the Sepang International Circuit quickly established itself as a benchmark for modern Formula 1 tracks upon its debut in 1999. Designed by Hermann Tilke, its wide, flowing corners and two long straights presented a unique challenge, demanding a blend of aerodynamic efficiency and engine power. Sepang hosted 20 Formula 1 Grands Prix, becoming a popular venue known for its challenging tropical climate and dramatic races until its final Formula 1 event in 2026.
- First Race
- 1999
- Last Race
- 2026
- Total Races
- 20(rank 18)
Most driver wins
- 1stS. Vettel4 wins
- 2ndF. Alonso3 wins
- 2ndM. Schumacher3 wins
- 4thK. Räikkönen2 wins
- 4thM. Verstappen2 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stL. Hamilton7 podiums
- 2ndF. Alonso5 podiums
- 2ndS. Vettel5 podiums
- 2ndM. Schumacher5 podiums
- 5thN. Rosberg4 podiums
- 5thJ. Button4 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stF. Alonso17 starts
- 1stJ. Button17 starts
- 3rdK. Räikkönen15 starts
- 3rdF. Massa15 starts
- 5thR. Barrichello13 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st7 wins
- 2nd6 wins
- 3rd2 wins
- 3rd2 wins
- 5th1 wins
- 5th1 wins
- 5th1 wins