Martin Brundle criticises F1 formation lap chaos
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Martin Brundle has described the formation lap chaos at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia as 'total mayhem' following a software bug that affected multiple cars. While he acknowledged the FIA's eventual solution as 'smart and fair', he highlighted the confusion experienced by drivers, including Max Verstappen.
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First to reportFIA release statement after F1 cars’ ‘software error' sparks Bahrain Grand Prix chaosThe FIA has confirmed that part of the delay in starting the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia on Sunday was the fault of a software issue.
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Martin Brundle reacts to ‘alt, control, delete’ F1 Speang software meltdownMartin Brundle has pulled no punches over the formation lap chaos at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, branding the initial scene total mayhem before defending the FIA’s eventual fix as “smart and fair.” Heavy rain postponed the initial start time. When cars finally rolled out for the formation lap, the drama truly erupted. Multiple…
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FIA release statement after F1 cars’ ‘software error' sparks Bahrain Grand Prix chaosThe FIA has confirmed that part of the delay in starting the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia on Sunday was the fault of a software issue.gpfans.comSun 4 Oct · 16:54 UTCRead their report →Martin Brundle reacts to ‘alt, control, delete’ F1 Speang software meltdownMartin Brundle has pulled no punches over the formation lap chaos at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, branding the initial scene total mayhem before defending the FIA’s eventual fix as “smart and fair.” Heavy rain postponed the initial start time. When cars finally rolled out for the formation lap, the drama truly erupted. Multiple…Motorsport WeekWed 7 Oct · 15:00 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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