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Human error reportedly caused Singapore GP sprint qualifying overtake-mode issue

Autosport said overtake mode was inactive after the SQ1 red flag, active for 27 seconds, then disabled again.

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Chris Medland reported the FIA confirmed a separate human error left overtake mode inactive after the red flag in Singapore sprint qualifying's SQ1. It was switched on for 27 seconds, then off again, affecting some cars; SQ2 and SQ3 were unaffected. Autosport reported the same sequence, while The Race said some drivers had limited engine power.

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Human error reportedly caused Singapore GP sprint qualifying overtake-mode issue

Autosport said overtake mode was inactive after the SQ1 red flag, active for 27 seconds, then disabled again.

5 Sources, 2h ago, first seen 2h ago

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Chris Medland reported that the FIA confirmed a separate human error left overtake mode inactive after the red flag in Singapore sprint qualifying's SQ1. It was then active for 27 seconds before being switched off again, affecting some cars. Medland said SQ2 and SQ3 were unaffected.

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Autosport reported the same sequence, including the FIA's human-error explanation and the 27-second activation. Earlier, Medland had said the FIA and FOM were investigating whether a timing dropout caused the overtake-mode problem or whether it was a separate manual error.

The Race said the error left some drivers with limited engine power during sprint qualifying.

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