F1 experiences chaotic start at Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia

The Bahrain Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit, featuring Max Verstappen, faced significant delays due to rain and a software issue. After a 40-minute interruption, the restart was further delayed by 33 minutes as drivers reported problems with engine performance. Lewis Hamilton and other competitors experienced loss of power, prompting a second suspension of the starting procedure to address the issue. Ultimately, the race began with Verstappen claiming his first win of the season amid discussions on the complications during the start. The FIA announced a full review of the unprecedented circumstances that led to the chaos.

• 2:32 PMYahoo Sports — F1 claims ‘unprecedented’ circumstances for chaotic start in Malaysia