Chaos in Bahrain's Grand Prix: a Torrential Rain, Problems in Single-Seater Software and George Russell's Disappointment
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It was the first race under a similar storm with the new Formula 1 regulations.
In an exceptionally chaotic warm-up lap, one car after another broke down due to software problems in the rain.
The Bahrain Grand Prix was held at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia this week, and due to rain and thunder, the start was delayed by over an hour. Again, everyone was furious with the organization of the race, questioning why there are rain tires at all if you only drive when there is no rain. When the race started we got a frenzy that is hard to untangle in one sentence, so read more about it HERE. Max Verstappen won ahead of Kimi Antonelli and L…
The Federation explained that cars stopped during the warm-up lap in Malaysia and sent teams new software for power plants — read the details of the statement
The FIA (International Automobile Federation) has issued a statement regarding the unusual incident in which multiple cars lost power in quick succession before the start of the 2026 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix. The issue stems from low engine RPMs, low grip, and energy management settings optimized for wet conditions…
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