MY SAY: Will F1 go the way of foxhunting?
When Malaysia announced that it wanted to be a more active player in Formula One (F1) by sponsoring, managing and developing its own team and machine, it was greeted with much excitement. Some lauded it as a bold move in the world of automotive engineering, and others for its multibillion advertisin...
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