SEPANG: The country's general election took the shine off the Petronas Malaysian F1 Grand Prix, which ended on Sunday with Ferrari's Michael Schumacher winning the event for the third time in six years.
While the Italian team left Malaysia with sweet memories again, the race organisers, the Sepang International Circuit, were left to ponder over what might have been if the elections were not held on the same day as the race.
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