Suzuki's Aleix Espargaro has raised concerns over the banking of the revamped final corner at Sepang, saying it presents a higher risk of crashes. The Malaysian circuit has seen a major overhaul in time for 2016 Formula 1 and MotoGP grands prix, with a new asphalt and changes to run-off areas and the banking of several corners. F1 drivers, during their Malaysian GP weekend in late September, were particularly critical of Turn 15 - the final corner of the circuit, now an off-camber turn with steep banking. And, ahead of MotoGP's race at Sepang, Espargaro has expressed reservations about the corner. "Yesterday I was cycling with the bicycle and [in the corner] when I was turning left, I...
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