Power Unit Glitches Cause Red Flag at Bahrain Grand Prix Formation Laps in Sepang
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Total chaos during the reconnaissance round of the Bahrain Grand Prix (which runs to Sepang). Under the flood of Malaysia, Ferrari engines, in addition to Max Verstappen, had problems with the software, which led first to delays on track and then to the suspension of the starting procedure, already delayed due to the climatic conditions. Below, the reconstruction of the two training laps and what happened in Sepang. The GP is live on Sky and str…
SEPANG (ANP) - The start procedure at the Bahrain Grand Prix has been halted because numerous drivers experienced problems with their Formula 1 cars during the warm-up laps. It appeared as if the software in the semi-electric cars was not functioning in the rain. Among others, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton...
The race director stopped the start-up procedure on the wet Sepange: Ferstapen and Hamilton slowed down, the pilots returned to boxing.
Chaos at the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix: monsoon, stalled cars and red flag – video! - The circumstances thoroughly mocked the racing circus field.
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