Formula 1 could be heading back to Sepang this year!

The Youth and Sports Minister says the government has received preliminary information on the possibility, and discussions are currently underway with the Prime Minister.

Reports suggest Sepang is among the circuits being considered to replace the postponed Bahrain GP, if it is removed from the calendar.

Bahrain's race was initially scheduled for April, but was postponed due to Middle East tensions.

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The Badminton Association of Malaysia’s coaching director has praised young shuttler Clarissa San, amid her mixed doubles partnership with Chen Tang Jie.  

Rexy Mainaky says Clarissa has been able to hold her own, despite only starting their partnership earlier this month.  

He was especially impressed with her performance at this week’s China Open....  

They fought hard against the World Number Two pair, before losing in three sets in the second round. 

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Malaysian Para-athlete Datuk Abdul Latif Romly insists he is injury free and is in the best form of his life, as he targets to win gold at the Commonwealth Games.  

Besides winning gold, the Long Jump star also hopes to surpass the 7.83m mark in Glasgow, to qualify for the able-bodied event at the Asian Games.

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And elsewhere, Germany have confirmed the appointment of ex-Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp as their new national team manager, until at least 2030.  

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