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Pressing the pedal, going nowhere: The hybrid flaw that stalled F1 in Bahrain GP

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Verstappen has been a vocal critic of the new rules where the drivers have reduced control over power delivery. Despite completing his first win of the season, he was far from happy about the farcical mess following the originally scheduled start.

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Pressing the pedal, going nowhere: The hybrid flaw that stalled F1 in Bahrain GP

Verstappen has been a vocal critic of the new rules where the drivers have reduced control over power delivery. Despite completing his first win of the season, he was far from happy about the farcical mess following the originally scheduled start.

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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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