The Malaysian Grand Prix 2017 was a thrilling and action-packed event that took place at the Sepang International Circuit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The race was the 19th round of the 2017 Formula One World Championship and marked the final time that the Malaysian Grand Prix would be held, as the organizers had decided to drop it from the calendar after 19 years of hosting the prestigious event.

The race weekend began with Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton setting the pace in practice sessions as he looked to extend his lead in the championship over his main rival, Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel. However, the qualifying session saw Red Bull’s Max Verstappen take a surprise pole position, becoming the youngest ever pole-sitter in Formula One history at the age of 20.

The race itself was full of drama and excitement, with Verstappen leading the pack at the start but quickly losing the lead to Hamilton, who went on to dominate the race and take his ninth win of the season. Verstappen’s teammate, Daniel Ricciardo, put in a stunning performance to finish in second place, while Vettel recovered from a poor qualifying session to finish in fourth place.

The Malaysian Grand Prix 2017 will be remembered for its unpredictable weather conditions, as rain made an appearance during the race, causing several incidents and creating a challenging racing environment for all the drivers. Despite the challenging conditions, the race was a true test of skill and determination, with Hamilton emerging victorious and extending his lead in the championship over Vettel.

The Malaysian Grand Prix has been a staple on the Formula One calendar for almost two decades, and its departure marks the end of an era for the sport in Malaysia. The event has always been a favorite among fans and drivers alike, with its challenging circuit providing plenty of opportunities for overtaking and exciting race action.

Overall, the Malaysian Grand Prix 2017 was a fitting send-off for the event, with plenty of drama and excitement on and off the track. While fans may be sad to see the race go, they can look forward to new challenges and opportunities in the future as Formula One continues to evolve and push the boundaries of motorsport.