MotoGP: Floodlights at Sepang…
Floodlighting has been installed at the Sepang Internation꧃al Circuit, raising꧒ 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 announced in August, but it seems it will initia🌺lly be for track day - or rather track night - use, plus some racing.
Championships such as Asian F3 ൩and F4 SEA single-seaters have already 🍒held private tests under the new Sepang floodlights.
Floodlighting has been installed at the Sepang International 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 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 unde🅘r the new Sepang floodligh𒀰ts.
However, it is not thought the current level of li🔥ghting would meet the highest FIA/FIM 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 alread✅y done.
🙈Funding for the Sepang lighting project is thought to have been available due to the decision to drop the costly F1 even𓃲t.
Losail is currently MotoGP's only night race.
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