Follow the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix live

After me, the flood! After qualifying held in unusual conditions, fluctuating between dry in Q1 and part of Q2 and wet at the end of Q2 and in Q3, the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix race should, as usual, take place on a partially wet track.

Author of the thirty-eighth pole position of his career, the second in Sepang, Sebastian Vettel will seek a third win on Malaysian soil after those in 2010 and 2011. The German will have to tame two prancing horses as he will be under pressure from the two Ferraris of Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso.

But, whatever the weather, Vettel will also have to watch out for the Mercedes cars of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, as well as his teammate, Mark Webber, who might take advantage of changing conditions to stand out, just like the Lotus and Force India cars, even though the latter are less comfortable in rainy weather.

Since Formula 1 is now broadcast in France on a pay channel, the editorial team of casinoenligne.uk.com invites you, throughout the 2013 season, to experience the races with interactive live text. We invite you to follow the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix, starting at 8:45 AM. Feel free to share your impressions and ask us questions throughout the session, even if we unfortunately cannot publish them all.

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