F1 drivers criticize engine rules after Bahrain GP

Formula One drivers criticized the sport’s current engine regulations after chaotic scenes at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, where software issues caused cars to stall and struggle to accelerate during the wet conditions. The delays and car malfunctions led to the race start being aborted and software updates being performed, highlighting ongoing concerns about the complexity and testing of engine electronic systems. Drivers, including Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, expressed dissatisfaction with the regulations, which have not seen substantial change this season despite ongoing criticism.

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