The Sepang International Circuit is looking forward to this year's Malaysian Grand Prix after the adored track was renovated at the start of the year. The main change is that the entire circuit was resurfaced. F1technical.net contacted the circuit and asked about the exact modifications. The Malaysian GP, which usually took place in the early part of the season in recent years, hosts this year’s race on the 2nd of October. The track, which usually proves to be rather challenging and demanding due to the high temperatures and humidity, has gone through some changes for 2016 over the winter. The entire track was resurfaced. The work was carried out by Dromo, an Italian design firm. Turn...
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