MotoGP: Floodlights at Sepang…
Floodlighting has🍃 been installed at the Sepang International Circuit, raising speculation th🥃at the Malaysian circuit may one-day consider switching its MotoGP event from day to night.
Official information about the lighting system will be announced in August, but it seems⛎ it will initially be for track day - or rather track night - use🌞, plus some racing.
Championships such as Asian F3 and F4 SEA single-seaters have already held private tests under the new S🐲epang floodlights.
Floodlighting has been installed at the Sepang Internati✅onal Circuit, raising speculation that the Malaysian circuit may one-day consider switching its MotoGP event from day to night.
Official information about the lighting system will be ann🎉ounced in August, but it seems it will initially be for track day - or rather track night - use, plus some racing.
Championshi🐟ps suc🍸h as Asian F3 and F4 SEA single-seaters have already held private tests under the new Sepang floodlights.
However, it is not thought the current level of lighting would meet the highest FIA/FIM꧑ circuit regulations.
For example, some of the gravel traps would need more illumination, but such additional lighting 🉐would be a relatively small task compared with the work already 🌸done.
Funding for the Sepang lighting projectꦫ is thought to have been available due to the decision to drop the costly F1 event.
Losail is currently MotoGP's only night race.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marꦺquez’s injury issues.
