FIA Blames “Unprecedented” Circumstances for Car Stoppages on Formation Lap

No denying it now – the one reason why F1’s ‘horrible’ start in Malaysia could be a good thing

A software bug cost F1 a potentially thrilling wet race. The chaos behind the safety car looked slightly embarrassing for a multi-million-pound series, but there is one reason why it may actually be a good thing that this happened

FIA software bug overshadows Formula 1’s return to Malaysia

Drivers condemn technical failure that erased wet racing at Sepang

FIA blames “unprecedented” circumstances for car stoppages on formation lap

Software Glitch In Malaysia: A Harbinger Of The Bleak Future Of Formula 1

A lot could be said about this year’s Bahrain Grand Prix even before it had started. Moved to Sepang, Malaysia, due to the issues in the Middle East, it provided a return to a beloved track long absent from the calendar. That, on its own, made many fans excited, and the emotions were only heightened […]

Bahrain Grand Prix Software Glitch: FIA To Blame For Sepang 'farce', Says David Croft

F1 and the FIA have new technical regulations this year which saw the introduction of a new power unit which is almost 50 per cent electric. Sepang saw the first wet conditions of the season, and the FIA later confirmed that a combination of low engine speeds, low grip, wet-weather energy-management settings and the configuration […]