After assuming the Youth and Sports Ministry portfolio following the 15th Malaysian General Election, Minister Hannah Yeoh paid a visit to Sepang International Circuit (SIC). Her visit was intended to get first hand information on the challenges facing the circuit, in light of the nearly two-year moratorium on events at Sepang due to the pandemic.
In a social media post, Yeoh said during the visit she identified several aspects that require co-ordination with other agencies in order to improve events and services at SIC. During her walkaround of the circuit, Hannah was briefed by SIC Chief Executive Officer Azhan Shafriman Hanif and Chief Financial Officer Caroline Lee.
Also in attendance were SIC Chairman Tan Sri Mohamed Azman Yahya and member of the SIC Board of Directors Abdullah Hassan.
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Comments on the blog post mainly focus on the Sepang circuit, criticizing its poor condition and underutilization, advocating for better maintenance and more international events like F1 to boost tourism and economy. Many support Hannah Yeoh’s visit, viewing it as a positive step, while some dismiss criticisms as political or off-topic. There’s a strong call to bring back F1 and MotoGP, emphasizing their economic benefits, though others argue funds could be better spent on local sports or infrastructure.