Stoffel Vandoorne will enjoy his very first Malaysian Grand Prix next weekend, but it may also be the Belgian's last visit to Sepang as F1 bids farewell to the venue. The McLaren driver achieved a career-best seventh-place finish in Singapore, but points may be harder to come by at Sepang, on a track which offers a blend of long straights and sweeping corners which may challenge Honda's power unit. The 25-year-old nevertheless heads into the weekend armed with a positive spirit after his good run around Marina Bay. "After Singapore, I’m looking forward to heading to Malaysia on the back of a positive weekend on my side of the garage," says Vandoorne. "I felt strong all...
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