Half a second on him, half a second in the first second.

Ralph, you cannot overtake Damon, okay?

There's a sea border. You cannot overtake Damon.

Come on, close him down and kill him.

Senando is must have you and you.

You heard me before, didn't you, Ralph, about overtaking Damon? You heard that, didn't you?

That's literally a roll, I know. Get that Ralph, did you hear me?

That's that big guy. It's not known for another true driver.

When are you going to call me in, man? It's inside.

Kevin, get out of the way. Ralph, acknowledge you.

Hello everybody, and it is Paul back for the FBC Track Talk and today we are talking about the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix being going since 1999.

56 laps the course is 5.543 kilometers long. I got 15 turns. The lap record is but we're looking

all the way back to the early 2000s again with Juan Pablo Montoya with a 342. The fast lap in 2015 was a 142

so quite a delta there. The fastest qualifying lap, looking back before it starts to terrain, which often does in the qualifying session, was a 3926 by Lewis Hamilton. So they've got a ways to go to start chasing down the lap record this weekend.

Notorously, it's hot, it's humid, there's always a good chance of rain, as I mentioned before.

Recently it just changed to the autumn time for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

It's more often been earlier in the year in spring,

but the weather is fairly similar between the two seasons. And actually, when Malaysian

Grand Prix kicked off, it was actually in the later time in the year. Let's flash back to

2015. The race was won by Sebastian Vettel from Lewis Hamilton

and Nicarande, made through some great strategy on staying out under the first safety car and then

putting the murks on their back foot and had good pace in the race basically and could keep the Mercedes pair

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