Bahrain Grand Prix

Off and on again: at Bahrain, F1 adopts the method of a Philippeville Dacia

Before the Bahrain Grand Prix, a bug in the software governing electrical energy use in the rain stopped several cars from moving normally, including those of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton on…

October 4, 2026 at 19:34by Fabienne

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Bahrain Grand Prix

Off and on again: at Bahrain, F1 adopts the method of a Philippeville Dacia