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‘Insane’: F1 drivers unite over engine regulations after chaotic Bahrain GP
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Antonelli and Hamilton led the criticism in Sepang Race delayed after software problems in wet conditions Formula One drivers issued a damning condemnation of the sport’s current engine regulations that caused the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to open with farcical scenes of car
Antonelli and Hamilton led the criticism in Sepang Race delayed after software problems in wet conditions Formula One drivers issued a damning condemnation of the sport’s current engine regulations that caused the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to open with farcical scenes of cars stopping on track and unable to accelerate because of software problems in the electronics that control the engines. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won in Sepang but only after F1 suffered the embarrassment of a host of cars barely able to complete two formation laps in the wet as they were making their way to the grid. Continue reading...
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