The Malaysia MotoGP attracted a record attendance for the fourth consecutive year.
The Sepang International Circuit says nearly 200 thousand fans turned up across the race weekend, which is the highest number since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Circuit officials said the record-breaking crowd further cements Sepang's reputation as one of the best-supported venues on the MotoGP calendar.
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The earliest Malaysia could host a Formula One race again is 2029.
The Sepang Circuit's CEO says this is based on preliminary talks between the circuit and F1 rights holders.
This, as SIC is conducting a feasibility study on reviving the Malaysian Grand Prix, and the findings will be presented to the Cabinet later this month.
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Former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag says relegation is now a real concern for the club.
Ten Hag says the strength of the Premier League means that even the biggest clubs are at risk of dropping into the championship, when poor results become a habit.
United currently sit above the drop zone on goal difference, after their longest winless run in over four decades.
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Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola has criticised what he sees as inconsistent refereeing when it comes to diving.
He says players who stay on their feet are often denied fouls, while those who go down easily are more likely to get decisions.
Iraola said this following their 1-nil defeat to Arsenal, in which Alexander Isak was denied a penalty despite being fouled inside the box.
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