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- 1US and Iran hold separate talks with mediators to end war▼US, Iran separately talk with mediators in latest bid to end war
United States and Iranian officials are holding separate discussions with mediators in the latest diplomatic effort to end the war. American and Iranian delegations are relaying positions through intermediaries rather than meeting directly, according to Reuters. The talks signal renewed international push for a ceasefire, with mediators working to narrow differences between Washington and Tehran.
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The Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia is drawing attention as racing coverage turns to the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend. Autosprint highlighted the key themes emerging from Friday's track action, with teams and riders evaluating setup and conditions on the demanding tropical layout, keeping fans of motorsport talking about the iconic Malaysian venue.
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Discussion is growing around the prospect of Alberta holding a referendum on separating from Canada. Separatist sentiment in the western province has flared periodically, with supporters arguing Alberta's interests are overlooked by Ottawa, while critics say a secession vote is unrealistic and legally fraught. The topic is drawing sharp reactions from both sides of Canadian politics.
- 4F1 set to return to Sepang after nine-year absence●New (track) map unlocked! 🔓 It’s been nine years since we last raced at Sepang Circuit… before more than half of the cur
Formula 1 is returning to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia for the first time in nine years. Fans are highlighting that more than half of the current grid had never raced at the track during their previous visit, making it a fresh challenge for many drivers. The post is tied to Bahrain Grand Prix weekend coverage, with motorsport followers welcoming the addition of a familiar but long-absent circuit.
- 5Modi under pressure as protests target election commission chief●Indian PM Modi faces renewed pressure as the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janata Party and a separate coalition of student and a
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing renewed political pressure as Gen Z-led group the Cockroach Janata Party and a separate coalition of student and activist organisations stage fresh protests. The demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the elections commission chief over a controversial revision of voter rolls, an issue that has become a focal point of opposition anger.
- 6Alieff Irfan surprises female AI Team talent at her home▼TERJAH RUMAH TALENT PEREMPUAN AI TEAM 2026 !!! JUMPA BARANG TAK SEPATUTNYA…
Malaysian content creator Alieff Irfan has released a new episode in which he makes a surprise visit to the home of one of the female members of the AI Team 2026 line-up. During the visit he claims to have come across items that should not have been there, a tease that is driving conversation among fans. The video has drawn well over a million engagements as viewers speculate about what was found and about the personalities of the 2026 talent roster.
- 7Sepang Circuit's 2016 Redesign by Dromo in Focus●RaceFans (@racefansdotnet): The Sepang International Circuit was originally designed by Tilke but reprofiled in 2016 by
The Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, originally designed by Hermann Tilke, was reprofiled in 2016 by the design firm Dromo. The changes included adding negative camber to the final corner along with other modifications. Motorsport fans are sharing details about the track's design history and how its layout has evolved since it first hosted Formula 1.
- 8Inside the chaos of the F1 drivers' pre-Sepang training camp▼Inside the chaos of the F1 drivers’ pre-Sepang training camp
Formula 1 drivers are running a pre-Sepang training camp ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, and it is described as chaotic. The report offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the grid prepares physically for the demanding heat and humidity of the Sepang circuit, though few specific details about the drivers or their activities are available.
- 9Second practice in Bahrain: top eight within half a second●FP2 CLASSIFICATION The top eight separated by half-a-second 🤏 # F1 # BahrainGP
Free Practice 2 for the Bahrain Grand Prix has ended with an unusually tight field, the official classification showing the top eight drivers covered by just half a second. The margin underlines how close the pecking order is heading into qualifying weekend, with no clear favourite separating from the pack ahead of the fourth round of the Formula 1 season.
- 10Pete Hegseth's new Pentagon religious office draws church-state criticism●Pete Hegseth's new Pentagon religious office ignites fury, accused of shattering church-state separation. His "spiritual
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has established a new religious office at the Pentagon, drawing sharp criticism from opponents who say it blurs the line between church and state. Critics point to his 'spiritual battle' rhetoric, arguing it reflects a Christian nationalist agenda that could politicize the military, alienate diverse service members and recruits, and undermine unit cohesion. Supporters are expected to view it as supporting troops' religious freedom.
- 11McLaren driver begins first day on track in Sepang●McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team (@McLarenF1): Ready for his first day on track in Sepang 👊 # McLarenF1 | # BahrainGP 🇧
The McLaren Formula 1 team announced that one of its drivers is ready for his first day on track in Sepang, Malaysia, pairing the message with a Bahrain Grand Prix hashtag. The post drew early attention from fans following the team's testing and race programme, though the team did not specify the exact nature of the running.
- 12Formula 1 looks back at 2017 Sepang podium●Formula 1 (@F1): Rewind to 2017 ⏪ Our last podium at Sepang 🥇 Max 🥈 Lewis 🥉 Daniel # F1 # BahrainGP https:// t.co/SiCq7X
Formula 1's official account revisited the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, the last podium held at the circuit before it left the calendar. Max Verstappen won, with Lewis Hamilton second and Daniel Ricciardo third. The throwback was shared ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix as fans look forward to the next race weekend.
- 13Mercedes prioritise team as Russell and Antonelli clash at Sepang●Mercedes put team first as Russell and Antonelli face off on F1’s return to Sepang
Formula 1 returns to Sepang in Malaysia, where Mercedes teammates George Russell and Kimi Antonelli are going head to head on track. The team says it is putting team interests first as the pair compete closely against each other, with attention on how Mercedes manages the internal rivalry during the race weekend.
- 14Confusion swirls over Formula 1's Sepang 'Bahrain Grand Prix' naming▼I keep seeing variations of this mouthful of words: “Formula 1's return to Sepang for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Motorsport fans are puzzling over a garbled phrase describing "Formula 1's return to Sepang for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia." Commenters point out the Bahrain Grand Prix cannot take place there, calling it effectively canceled, and argue the confusing wording should simply be dropped in favor of a clearer name for the Malaysian event.
- 15Sepang F1 track breakdown: why drivers and fans love it●Sepang F1 track breakdown: A flowing circuit loved by drivers and fans, where storms often loom - The Athletic
The Athletic has published a detailed breakdown of the Sepang International Circuit, the Malaysian Grand Prix venue, describing it as a flowing circuit beloved by drivers and fans alike, while noting the frequent storm threats that often disrupt events there. The piece explores the track's characteristics and what makes it a favorite stop on the Formula 1 calendar.
- 16Red Bull Racing pleased with opening practice sessions in Sepang●Oracle Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing): A positive start to the weekend in Sepang 🏁 Woody debriefs FP1 and FP2 💬 # F1 |
Oracle Red Bull Racing says it made a positive start to the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend at Sepang, with its team engineer, known as Woody, giving a debrief after Friday's first and second practice sessions. The team struck an optimistic tone about its pace early in the event, as fans follow how the car is performing ahead of qualifying and the race.
- 17F1 looks back to its last Sepang race in Malaysia▼Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia: Where were today's drivers when F1 last raced at Sepang?
Formula 1 is revisiting its final Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit, the last time the sport raced in Malaysia before dropping the event after the 2017 season. Coverage recalls where the current grid of drivers stood in their careers at that point, prompting nostalgia and debate among fans about the circuit and whether F1 could one day return to the country.
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Talk is circulating that Formula 1 will return to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, the track that hosted the Malaysian Grand Prix from 1999 until the race was dropped from the calendar after 2017. Fans are reacting to the prospect of the circuit rejoining the F1 schedule, with many welcoming the comeback of a venue long regarded as a fan and driver favourite.
- 19Sepang: the F1 circuit loved by drivers, threatened by storms●Sepang F1 track breakdown: A flowing circuit loved by drivers and fans, where storms often loom
Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia is being profiled as a Formula 1 venue: a fast, flowing track long praised by drivers and fans for its sweeping corner sequences, but one regularly disrupted by the tropical storms that loom over the region. The breakdown highlights the circuit's layout and its volatile weather conditions.
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Formula 1 drivers Isack Hadjar, Arvid Lindblad and Franco Colapinto have each received penalties at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia. Details of the exact infringements and grid demotions were not immediately available, but the sanctions affect all three drivers' prospects for the race weekend. Fans and motorsport media are reacting to the stewards' decisions and what they mean for the race.
- 21Ralf Schumacher pays tribute to Michael 20 years after last F1 win●Twenty years to the day after Michael Schumacher's last F1 win in Sepang, brother Ralf pays tribute to his "idol" 👉 http
Twenty years ago today, Michael Schumacher took what would be the final Formula 1 victory of his career at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang. To mark the anniversary, his brother Ralf has published a tribute, calling Michael his idol. Fans of the seven-time champion continue to follow tributes to his career, which has been largely out of the public eye since his 2013 skiing accident.
- 22Sepang surface over four seconds slower than Pirelli F1 simulations▼Why extremely rough Sepang was over four seconds slower than Pirelli's F1 simulations
Pirelli's simulations for the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia suggested lap times more than four seconds faster than those actually achievable, with the extremely rough and bumpy track surface blamed for the huge shortfall. The gap highlights how much the deteriorating asphalt is costing Formula 1 cars in performance, raising fresh questions about the state of the circuit ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix.
- 23Charles Leclerc assesses Ferrari performance after Sepang▼Charles Leclerc highlights 'main talking point' in Sepang as he evaluates Ferrari's performance
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has spoken about what he calls the main talking point for the team at the Sepang circuit, offering his evaluation of Ferrari's performance. His comments give an early read on where the team stands and what issues dominated discussions around the car at the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend.
- 24F1 practice in Sepang leaves pecking order too close to call▼PRACTICE DEBRIEF: Who has the edge in Sepang after a too-close-to-call Friday?
Formula 1 practice sessions at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang ended with the field tightly bunched, leaving teams and fans unsure who holds the advantage heading into qualifying. Formula 1's own practice debrief framed Friday as too close to call, with no clear frontrunner emerging at the top of the timesheets ahead of the race weekend.
- 25F1 fans gear up for Sepang qualifying battle●Don't miss the battle for pole in Sepang ⚔️ Check the @ TAGHeuer@twitter.com qualifying start times ⏰ # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 fans are being reminded of the qualifying session at Sepang in Malaysia, with a battle for pole position expected. TAG Heuer, the sport's official timekeeper, has shared the qualifying start times so viewers worldwide can tune in. The session is being promoted alongside hashtags for both the F1 season and the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Formula 1 attention is turning to the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, with a stock-watch style assessment asking which drivers and teams have the most to lose this weekend. The framing puts pressure on contenders whose championship positions or recent form could slip with a poor result. Specific driver performances and team stakes are being weighed ahead of the race.
- 27Sunny conditions at Sepang ahead of F1 qualifying●Welcome to a sunny Sepang 🌤️ Qualifying is coming up later. FP3 is next 👉 # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 reports sunny weather at Sepang as the race weekend continues, with third practice running next and qualifying scheduled for later in the day. The message was tagged with both the Malaysian circuit, Sepang, and the Bahrain Grand Prix hashtag, an inconsistency that stands out, but the core update concerns track conditions and the upcoming qualifying session.
- 28Three men charged after separate Sydney home invasions leave women hospitalised●Women hospitalised and three men charged with assault and choking after separate home invasions in Sydney https://www.th
Two women have been hospitalised and three men charged with assault and choking following separate home invasions in Sydney, in the suburbs of Arncliffe and Bankstown. New South Wales police have laid charges in connection with both incidents. The attacks have drawn attention to concerns about violent break-ins and the safety of women in their own homes in the city.
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Guidance is being offered to separated parents on how to co-parent effectively despite ongoing conflict. The focus is on practical strategies for managing disagreements, keeping communication civil, and prioritising children's wellbeing after a separation or divorce.
- 30Formula 1 revisits its last Sepang podium from 2017●Rewind to 2017 ⏪ Our last podium at Sepang 🥇 Max 🥈 Lewis 🥉 Daniel # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 fans are looking back at the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, the last time the circuit hosted a podium finish. Max Verstappen won, with Lewis Hamilton second and Daniel Ricciardo third. The flashback circulated ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, drawing nostalgic reactions about the classic Malaysian circuit and past driver rivalries.
- 31Formula 1 returns to the track at Sepang●Brilliant to be back on track at spectacular Sepang 🙌 # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 is back on track at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, with the team expressing delight at returning to what it calls the spectacular venue. Details about the purpose of the running, which drivers took part, and any lap times were not provided, so the exact nature of the session at Sepang remains limited to the announcement itself.
- 32Free Practice 2 results from F1's 2026 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang●2026 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia - Sepang Free Practice 2 results
The second free practice session for the 2026 Formula 1 race at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia has concluded, with results now published by motorsport outlets. The headline refers to the round as the Bahrain Grand Prix held in Malaysia, an unusual pairing that may reflect a naming quirk or calendar change for the 2026 season. Fans are checking the times to see where teams stand after the session.
- 33Checo's first F1 podium at Sepang remembered fondly●"Very good memories" 🤩 Checo scored his first-ever F1 podium at Sepang back in 2012 🥈 # F1 # BahrainGP
Sergio 'Checo' Perez's first-ever Formula 1 podium, scored at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia back in 2012, is being recalled as a very good memory by fans ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The retrospective look at the Mexican driver's career highlight has drawn warm, nostalgic reactions from the motorsport community.
- 34Why F1's Bahrain Grand Prix is actually at Sepang, Malaysia▼Why is F1’s Bahrain Grand Prix actually in Malaysia? Sepang’s unusual return explained
Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix will reportedly be held at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia rather than in Bahrain, an unusual arrangement raising questions among fans. The New York Times reports the explanation behind Sepang's unexpected return to the calendar and why the race keeps its Bahrain name, a move that has puzzled the motorsport community.
- 35F1 media day underway at Sepang ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix●Welcome to Sepang! 🙌 It's Media Day for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 🎙️ # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 teams and drivers are gathering at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia for Media Day of the Bahrain Grand Prix. Press conferences and interviews are taking place ahead of the race weekend, with fans following updates under the BahrainGP hashtag. Attention is on driver comments and team preparations as the event gets underway.
- 36Russell says Mercedes F1 car off the pace at Sepang▼George Russell: "Off the pace" Mercedes F1 car needs tweaking at Sepang
Mercedes driver George Russell says his Formula 1 car is "off the pace" and needs adjustments ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang. The Briton indicated the team must tweak the car's setup to close the gap to rivals on the humid, demanding circuit. Attention now turns to whether Mercedes can find performance before qualifying.
- 37COVID-19 outbreak declared at Ottawa retirement home●Outbreak: # COVID -19 Facility: Rosepark Facility Type: Retirement Home Unit/Floor/Area: Floors 4, 6 Location: # Ottawa
Ottawa Public Health has recorded a COVID-19 outbreak at Rosepark Retirement Home, affecting floors 4 and 6 of the facility. The outbreak was logged in Ontario's public outbreak tracking system dated September 28, 2026, with Ottawa Public Health listed as the responsible health unit. Respiratory outbreaks in seniors' residences are closely watched because of residents' vulnerability.
- 38Psychologist shares advice on co-parenting after separation▼How to navigate co-parenting after separation, according to a psychologist
A psychologist shared guidance on how separated parents can navigate co-parenting, in a piece published by GMA Network. The advice focuses on practical ways former partners can work together to raise their children after a breakup, a challenge many families face. Readers are being offered expert-backed strategies for communication, stability and putting children's needs first during a difficult transition.
- 39Formula 1 Returns to Sepang International Circuit●Formula 1 (@F1): Brilliant to be back on track at spectacular Sepang 🙌 # F1 # BahrainGP https:// t.co/DU9RIVYfBg # F1 #
Formula 1 says it is 'brilliant to be back on track at spectacular Sepang', referring to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia. The post celebrates the return of running at a circuit fans have long praised, though it carries a Bahrain Grand Prix hashtag, prompting some confusion among followers about which event the message refers to.
- 40Holvi launches Austrian IBANs for small businesses●Holvi bietet als erste Neobank lokale österreichische IBANs für KMU ohne Grundgebühr an und adressiert damit die IBAN-Di
Fintech Holvi has become the first neobank to offer local Austrian IBANs to small and medium-sized businesses without a monthly base fee. The move directly targets IBAN discrimination within the SEPA area, where companies with foreign account numbers are often refused services or charged more. The offering also includes a digital business banking toolkit with integration and automation features aimed at reducing admin work for SMEs.