Why is the Bahrain Grand Prix taking place in Malaysia?

Formula One is back once again this weekend for another Grand Prix, and this edition is Bahrain’s.

Except, there is one key difference. This race will not be held in Bahrain.

It follows on from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where Mercedes’ George Russell claimed the victory, with Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar completing the podium in Baku last week.

Before that, young Italian Kimi Antonelli continued to impress with a win in Spain – his eighth maximum points this season – and he leads the driver standings on 302 points.

But this time around, he – and the rest of…

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