Alonso wants slow cars removed from formation lap after Sepang glitch

First reported 1 day, 9 hours ago · latest 1 day, 6 hours ago

Fernando Alonso argued slow cars on the formation lap at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia should have been retired, after an FIA software glitch caused issues. He finished eighth for Aston Martin, their first points since August.

Fernando Alonso Aston Martin

How the sources differ

Racer focuses on Alonso's criticism of the FIA software glitch and his call for slow cars to be removed. Formula1.com highlights Aston Martin's opportunistic result, framing the race as a positive points return. No official FIA document is present.

Recommended first read: Racer provides the most complete coverage of Alonso's comments and the technical glitch, with an image, making it the best first read.

Alonso wants slow cars removed from formation lap after Sepang glitch

How the sources differ

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