SIC Racing Team

DRIVE M7 SIC Racing Team
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Base	Mattighofen, Austria
Principal	Mia Sharizman; Johan Stigefelt
Rider(s)	Moto3:; 7. Adam Norrodin; 84. Jakub Kornfeil
Motorcycle	Honda NSF250R
Tyres	Dunlop
Riders' Championships	–

The DRIVE M7 SIC Racing Team is a Malaysian Grand Prix motorcycle racing team owned by the Sepang International Circuit. The team made its debut in the 2014 season, competing in the Moto2 category as Caterham Moto2, as part of the Caterham Group. This team became the Sepang International Circuit Team in the 2015 season, competing in the Moto3 category.

In 2014, Caterham Suter finished in third place in the manufacturers' championship.

References

Official website
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v t e AirAsia Group
AirAsia Group destinations Tony Fernandes (CEO) Kamarudin Meranun (Chairman)
Affiliates (year began operating with AirAsia Group)	Thai AirAsia (2004) Indonesia AirAsia (2005) FlyAsianXpress (2006–07) AirAsia X (2007) AirAsia Philippines (2012) AirAsia Zest (2013-2016) AirAsia India (2014) Thai AirAsia X (2014) Indonesia AirAsia X (2014) AirAsia Japan (2012–13 defunct; 2015 re-launch operations)
Sports teams	Queens Park Rangers F.C. (2011-present) (football) AirAsia F.C. (2013-present) (football) Team Lotus/Caterham F1 Team (2010-2014 defunct) (motorsport) Caterham Racing GP2 (2011-2014 defunct; sold to Status Grand Prix) (motorsport) Ongetta 125cc Team (2010) (motorsport) Ajo Motorsport 125cc-Moto3 (2011-2013) (motorsport) Caterham Moto2 (2014 defunct; rebranded as SIC Racing Team in 2015 and switch to Moto3) (motorsport)
Incidents	Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 (December 2014; 162 fatalities)
See also Tune Group (parent company) Italics indicates defunct companies