Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch

FIA admits human error caused Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch.

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Oct 9, 2026

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Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch

FIA admits human error caused Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch.

In brief

FIA admits human error caused Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch. FIA confirmed human error in enabling Overtake Mode during Singapore GP sprint qualifying. Originally reported by Motorsport.

Singapore GP sprint qualifying glitch

FIA confirmed a second error during Singapore GP sprint qualifying after red flag incident.

Sergio Perez hit barrier

Sergio Perez, Cadillac Racing

Sergio Perez crashed into barrier at Turn 5 during Singapore GP sprint qualifying.

Overtake mode error

Carlos Sainz, Williams

Overtake mode enabled for 27 seconds before being deactivated after red flag.

Drivers affected

Carlos Sainz, Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc and both Aston Martin drivers impacted by glitch.

FIA clarification

FIA says error was human, not software, affecting car performance during qualifying.

Consequence

Consequence

Some drivers had less power than expected due to human error in overtake mode.

The essence

FIA confirmed human error in enabling Overtake Mode during Singapore GP sprint qualifying.

Read the original on Motorsport

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