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Last week, a flawed computer program messed up the launch of the Big Prize in Malaysia. And even in Singapore, things aren't going smoothly.
It has been revealed that during the sprint qualifying session for the 2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix, an error by the FIA (International Automobile Federation) allowed some drivers to attack their laps without being able to use their full power. The problem occurred after the red flag interruption of SQ1. Overtake mode…
Carlos Sainz already knew that Singapore was going to be a complicated weekend for Williams, but surely he did not expect to encounter another problem outside his monoplace. The Madrider finished last in the sprint classification, conditioned by the difficulties of his FW48, but also by a new err
A race management error disrupted the Sprint qualifications of the Singapore Grand Prix, creating a power difference between some single-seaters. The FIA acknowledged that mismanagement of the overtaking mode after a red flag had influenced the performance of several drivers in SQ1, without affecting the rest of the session. The FIA acknowledges that a human error has conferred a power advantage on some cars during the Sprint qualifications in S…
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