Max Verstappen topped the timesheets in first practice as Formula 1 returned to the Sepang circuit in Malaysia for the first time in nine years.
The Red Bull driver led the session ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, which is being held at the track after the lengthy absence from the Formula 1 calendar.
The result gives Verstappen an early advantage from the opening practice session. No further details about the times recorded or the order of the remaining drivers were provided.
Further sessions will determine whether Verstappen can maintain his pace as the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend continues.