KUALA LUMPUR: The Sepang Circuit is expected to face a challenging 2004 season when, for the first time, four different Asian cities will be staging the once-exclusive F1 race.
While the Sepang Circuit has since 1999 been enjoying the privilege of being the second F1 circuit in Asia, besides the Suzuka Circuit in Japan, it will be quite tough for it to woo spectators, especially the foreigners, with Bahrain and Shanghai circuits making their debut this season.
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