KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 (Bernama) -- The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has refuted claims that its power unit software configuration was rolled out untested, confirming that the package underwent rigorous simulation and on-track evaluations prior to deployment.
Sport : F1: FIA Denies Untested Software Claims, Clarifies Sepang Start Glitch
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FIA denied untested software claims, stating it underwent simulations and track tests before the Sepang race glitch.
- FIA confirmed software was tested through simulations and practice sessions.
- A glitch caused power drop, leading to a 48-minute delay in the race start.
- FIA plans to reinstate the configuration for Singapore GP under similar weather.
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