The first ever Malaysian Grand Prix, held back in 1999, was, just like last year’s infamous ‘Multi-21’ fuelled race, one full of drama. RichlandF1’s nostalgia buff Dan Paddock looks back fourteen years, to Malaysia’s Formula One debut, a race in which Michael Schumacher proved that not only was he the world’s very best number one driver, but he was quite handy as a number two as well. There was a buzz in the air as the Formula One circus assembled at the Sepang International Circuit for the very first time, for what was set to be the penultimate round of the 1999 season. Michael Schumacher, out since breaking his right leg in a lap one accident at the British Grand Prix four...
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