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Software Glitches Frustrate F1 Drivers in Bahrain

F1 drivers expressed frustration after software glitches delayed the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Lando Norris calling the electronic problems 'horrible' and evidence that F1 should move away from hybrid technology.

The start of the Bahrain GP was aborted when a large number of cars suffered crippling software issues on the wet Sepang circuit. Drivers were left powerless as electronic glitches prevented normal race operations.

Norris joined other drivers in criticizing the hybrid power units, suggesting the technical failures prove F1 needs to reconsider its direction. The incident marks the first time such widespread software problems have occurred in wet weather conditions, raising concerns about the reliability of current F1 technology. saltysenoritaaz.com