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The 4 Hours of Sepang: A Thrilling Opener to the Asian Le Mans Series
Nestled in the lush palm-fringed outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the Sepang International Circuit has long been a jewel in the crown of Asian motorsport. It roars to life as the host of the 4 Hours of Sepang, the electrifying double-header kickoff to the Asian Le Mans Series (ALMS). This edition of the ACO-sanctioned championship promises a record-breaking spectacle, blending cutting-edge prototypes, fierce rivalries, and the tantalizing allure of a Le Mans ticket on the line.
The weekend unfurls under the tropical sun with Free Practice 1 in the afternoon, followed by Free Practice 2 and GT qualifying. The next day brings the LMP2 and LMP3 pole battles, culminating in the first 4-hour showdown in the afternoon. Just 24 hours later, the second race echoes the drama, testing endurance amid Sepang’s notorious humidity and unpredictable showers. The 5.543 km circuit, with its flowing esses, high-speed kink, and punishing elevation changes, demands precision—rewarding bold overtakes at Turn 1 while punishing the slightest error on the razor-sharp final corner.
This season’s entry list shatters records, boasting over 30 cars across LMP2, LMP3, and GT classes. In LMP2, reigning Le Mans victors Inter Europol Competition field a single Oreca 07-Gibson, locked in battle with United Autosports’ duo of entries, piloted by stars like Paul di Resta and Josh Pierson—hungry to reclaim their crown. Proton Competition and ARC Bratislava add European flair, while Ponos Racing debuts as ALMS’s first all-Japanese squad. The LMP3 grid dazzles with ten new-gen Ligier JS P325s, Toyota-powered and razor-sharp, marking Asia’s first glimpse of these agile machines.
GT action heats up with Team WRT’s ALMS debut in BMW M4 GT3s, joined by TF Sport’s Corvette Z06 duo and JMR’s Malaysian-flagged pair, stirring national pride. EBM’s Aston Martin Vantage and AFRacing’s Ferrari 296 GT3 round out a multinational melee, where every lap is a high-stakes chess match.
Beyond the roar of 700-hp prototypes slicing through the air at 300 km/h, the event pulses with off-track energy: fan zones buzzing with simulator challenges, driver Q&As under the grandstands, and gourmet fusion cuisine from street vendors to VIP lounges. Live-streamed globally for free, it draws endurance purists and newcomers alike, underscoring ALMS’s role as a Le Mans feeder series. For LMP2 and GT frontrunners, victory here isn’t just points—it’s a golden passport to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the pinnacle of the sport.
As engines fire up, Sepang embodies endurance racing’s spirit: innovation, grit, and unbridled speed under Asia’s vibrant skies. With double the drama in one weekend, it’s set to etch new legends into the circuit’s storied asphalt.
