SINGAPORE, Oct 10 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Formula One's governing body, the FIA, has admitted that human error in race control caused some drivers to have less engine power than others during Friday's sprint qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix, reported Xinhua.
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FIA admitted human error in race control caused uneven engine power during Singapore GP sprint qualifying.
- Human error led to some drivers having less engine power than others.
- Overtake mode was disabled and reactivated inconsistently during the session.
- Williams' Carlos Sainz criticized the inconsistency in conditions.
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