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RaceFans > 2013 F1 season > 2013 F1 calendar > 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix

2013 Malaysian Grand Prix

Race weekend information

Start, Sepang, 2012

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix
in pictures

F1 session times
F1 support races
Sepang International Circuit
Previous F1 races in Malaysia

F1 session times

Friday 22nd March 2013

Malaysian Grand Prix Free Practice 1: 10:00-11:30 (UK time: 2:00-3:30)
Malaysian Grand Prix Free Practice 2: 14:00-15:30 (UK time: 6:00-7:30)

Saturday 23rd March 2013

Malaysian Grand Prix Free Practice 3: 13:00-14:00 (UK time: 5:00-6:00)
Malaysian Grand Prix Qualifying: 16:00 (UK time: 8:00)

Sunday 24th March 2013

Malaysian Grand Prix: 16:00 (UK time: 8:00)

Find all the 2013 race weekend times and more on the F1 Fanatic Google Calendar

F1 support races

GP2 (two races)
Malaysian Super Series (two races)
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia

Sepang International Circuit

The 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix is being held at Sepang International Circuit. See here for more information on Sepang International Circuit

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Previous F1 races in Malaysia

2012 Malaysian Grand Prix: Alonso holds off Perez for superb win in Malaysia
2011 Malaysian Grand Prix: Vettel takes fourth win in a row in hectic race
2010 Malaysian Grand Prix: Vettel first in Red Bull one-two at Sepang
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix: Button wins again but rain stops play at Sepang
2008 Malaysian Grand Prix: Raikkonen routs the opposition
2007 Malaysian Grand Prix: Alonso wins for McLaren
2006 Malaysian Grand Prix: Fisichella leads Renault one-two
2005 Malaysian Grand Prix: Alonso dominated at Sepang
2001 Malaysian Grand Prix: Downpour fails to stop Schumacher
1999 Malaysian Grand Prix: Controversy as Ferrari score one-two

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