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FIA blames human error for Singapore sprint qualifying issue

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The FIA has attributed the lack of full engine power for some drivers during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint qualifying to human error. This incident marks the second technical mishap for Formula 1 in less than a week, following a similar software glitch at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

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First to reportFIA error left some drivers without full power in sprint qualifyingAn error by the FIA meant not all cars had full power during their final runs in the first part of Singapore sprint qualifyingthe-race.comFri 9 Oct · 14:28 UTCRead their report →FIA issues statement as F1 suffers further software problems in SingaporeA week after Formula 1's software glitch embarrassment at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, a further issue occurred during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint.Motorsport WeekFri 9 Oct · 14:32 UTCRead →FIA: Sprint quali software issue 'human error'Formula 1 encountered its second technical mishap in a less than a week after an FIA official forgot to push a button needed to enable full engine power in sprint qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.espn.comFri 9 Oct · 16:58 UTCRead →

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