Hamilton bemused after software glitch turns F1 into 'Lego race'
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton liken the effects of a software bug that affected multiple cars before the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to a "Lego race".
BBC Sport reports: Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton liken the effects of a software bug that affected multiple cars before the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to a "Lego race".
This sports story centres on Malaysia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Lego, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.
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- Malaysia · Asia
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- BBC Sport
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- Lego, Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Bahrain Grand Prix
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- Sports
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