The Sepang Asphalt Crisis: MotoGP Stars Slam "Destroyed" Track
The **Malaysian Grand Prix** weekend at **Sepang International Circuit** is kicking off with a major headache for **MotoGP** stars: a track surface so bad, some are calling it a motocross course! Riders are furious, reporting dangerous debris and a lack of grip, all due to a crucial resurfacing job that never happened.
Key Concerns from the Sepang Paddock
- Severely Deteriorated Asphalt: Most **MotoGP** riders have reported significant asphalt degradation across the **Sepang International Circuit**.
- Flying Debris Hazard: Loose pieces of tarmac struck several riders during practice, with at least one suffering minor bruising.
- Delayed Resurfacing: A planned circuit resurfacing was postponed, leading to the current perilous conditions.
- Safety Concerns Mount: Riders are worried about the integrity of the track for the upcoming race, especially during overtakes and heavy braking zones.
The Shocking Reality: "Motocross Track" Conditions
Riders who tested here in February are now comparing images, showing a dramatic breakdown of the surface. **Honda**'s **Luca Marini** didn't hold back, calling almost the entire circuit
