FIA explains software glitch behind delayed Bahrain GP in Malaysia start

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These F1 half-electric are like the masons: if it rains it doesn't work. The shocking joke of the top journalist of Autosprint, Mario Donnini, summarizes with precision the umpteenth farce of the technical regulation 2026 of Formula 1 went on stage in Malaysia. Who thought he had seen the worst in recent months, with the cars forced to [...] The article Software tilt and cars nailed to 30 km/h: the bug that stops Formula 1 in the rain. What happ…

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Formula 1 authorities have announced a thorough investigation into the Bahrain Grand Prix, which started late due to rain and was compared by Britain's Lewis Hamilton to a "Lego race" after many cars failed due to software problems, German news agency dpa reports.

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It is THE big topic after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia: the software problems of the cars in the introductory round. Now the World Federation explains the breakdown.

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More than an hour and a half of delay. The rain had diminished, the conditions, beyond the logical humidity in the Sepang circuit, were suitable for the start of the competition. A first failed attempt, many doubts and no official communication. What happened at the start of the Bahrain GP? After the start of the...

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Before the start of the 16th Formula 1 race in Malaysia, what happened to the software of the cars was unprecedented. The extremely low speeds ... The article The software error that brought chaos to the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Malaysia was published in NewsIT .