FIA's untimely call had sent shockwaves around the world but as far as the organisational standard and facilities were concerned, Sepang had set a new benchmark for Formula One in the 21st century. Needless to say, the unexpected turn of events was a disappointment to the scarlet Italian outfit but on the bright side, Sepang will always be remembered as long as there's a Ferrari in the fray. Whatever FIA decide with regards to Ferrari's appeal, Malaysians and about 660 million television viewers worldwide were decidedly treated to a spectacular show at the Sepang F1 Circuit. Having Schumacher in Ferrari's leading car since Silverstone on July 11 had greatly enhanced the excitement for Malaysia's F1 debut, judging from the speed the tickets were snapped up. And whatever the outcome after Suzuka in Japan on Oct 31, Malaysians can certainly look forward to another round of F1 thrills and spills when Sepang hosts the last Grand Prix of the season next year.
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