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00:04After a nine-year wait, the F1 engine has finally returned to Sepang.
00:09Although a heavy rain today delayed the start of the main race.
00:12But the driver's fighting spirit remained undiminished.
00:14Red Bull driver Max Versta started from the front of the grid, which is the same position he was in from the pole position.
00:20Pan
00:20Emerging from the chaos of the Swarovski battle
00:22Overwhelming Marseille's points tally, Antonelli
00:26They won their first divisional championship of the season.
00:29Interestingly, he was crowned king in Sepang last time.
00:33It was in 2017 that he returned to the throne after nine years, reigning supreme once again.
00:38This year's awards ceremony was also quite unique.
00:41No alcoholic beverages used
00:43The report mentioned the top three drivers in this year's Bahrain Grand Prix.
00:47And the winning team
00:48No more champagne celebrations
00:50Instead, rose water was used instead of champagne.
00:53This is because the event organizer is Bahrain.
00:56The competition was moved to Sepang, Malaysia, due to tensions in the Middle East.
01:01Therefore, the organizers brought Bahrain's traditions along with the event.
01:05Five-alcohol rose water beverage made with ingredients from Baling
01:10This has already been acknowledged by Sheikh Salman, CEO of Bahrain International Circuit.
01:15Confirmation
01:15He said it was part of the Bahrain experience.
01:19That event was very exciting.
01:22One hundred thousand people packed into the scene.
01:24Nine years without being able to watch
01:25Upon its return, many people flocked to it.
01:27Even Friday's practice and qualifying matches were packed.
01:31At the same time, there is an intriguing phenomenon.
01:34Some netizens discovered
01:35March 2027, which is next March.
01:38Bahrain F1 race week
01:41Hotels near Sepang
01:43It's not a price surge
01:44It seems to be locked.
01:46It can't just be booking a room.
01:47Many car enthusiasts have already started guessing.
01:50What about next year's Bahrain F1?
01:52Could it be that it will continue to be held in Sepang?
01:56Malaysian Motorsports Federation President Mozani
01:59He said that the Sepang International Circuit still has the capability to host F1 races.
02:03The track hardware is perfectly fine.
02:05But should I reapply?
02:07That's a decision for the government.
02:09Because their financial capabilities still need to be reassessed.
02:12Malaysia's own F1 Grand Prix
02:15Is there any chance of coming back?
02:17Prime Minister Hua said in person before the start of the game today
02:20I'm really looking forward to what we're discussing
02:23At that time, on the track, the F1 driver in front of him
02:26Current Sky Sports commentator
02:28Martin Brundell Exchange
02:30The rain is pouring down
02:32But he said he was still very excited.
02:35But while I may think about it, money is the key issue.
02:38This competition was originally Bahrain's.
02:40The main costs were borne by Bahrain.
02:43If Malaysia wants to truly return to Formula 1 racing strength
02:46Be the host
02:47What do the authorities estimate?
02:49At least RM300 million is burned every year.
02:51Including the full fee paid to the F1 organizer
02:54What about back then?
02:55Malaysia is because the cost is too high.
02:57The event was discontinued due to declining returns.
03:00Let's get back to the car enthusiasts.
03:02They entered the F1 program
03:04That wallet also needs to be thick enough.
03:06Because of the food prices at the stadium.
03:08A serving of nasi lemak costs RM24
03:10Five pieces of fried chicken from a famous fast food restaurant
03:12Adding a bottle of mineral water costs RM52
03:15These prices?
03:16He is F1 professional photographer Irman
03:18He told everyone on Facebook.
03:20He then discovered the food and beverages inside the venue.
03:22All prices are denominated in US dollars.
03:24After conversion
03:25Especially for some low- and middle-income people
03:28This price is quite painful.
03:31Why is it so expensive?
03:32Actually
03:32Major international events
03:34The food and beverages inside the venue
03:35There has always been a premium
03:37In addition, this time it is according to international standards.
03:39Pricing in US dollars
03:40The price will naturally not be low.
03:42If your consumption level
03:44It's a bowl of coconut rice.
03:45Around five ringgit
03:47So the price of 24 ringgit
03:49It really hurts a bit.
04:01These prices are used
04:02I'm somewhat prepared
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