F1 Drivers Slam Engine Rules After Bahrain Chaos

Formula One drivers issued a damning condemnation of the sport's current engine regulations after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia was marred by software problems that left cars unable to accelerate. The race was delayed for 53 minutes as multiple cars barely completed two formation laps in wet conditions. newsindata.com

Despite the chaotic start, Red Bull's Max Verstappen went on to win the race in Sepang. Drivers including Antonelli and Hamilton led the criticism of the electronics that control the engines, which caused farcical scenes of cars stopping on track and unable to complete their formation laps properly.