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World Earthquake Report for Monday, 5 October 2026
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McLaren F1 chief Andrea Stella says he "accepts" crippling software bugs as seen at Sunday's Bahrain GP in Malaysia are a possibility with the current regulations, but hoped the FIA could avoid a repeat. The start at a wet Sepang circuit was aborted after a large number of cars suffered a crippling software bug that left them coasting with no throttle input on the formation laps. The bug was ... Keep readingSource: Andrea Stella: F1 must avoid Sepang repeat, but "accept occasional glitches"
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