FIA launches full investigation after chaotic, rain-hit Bahrain GP start
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SEPANG: Formula One's governing body, the FIA, has launched a full investigation into the chaotic, rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix after software failures caused widespread breakdowns across the grid.
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Max Verstappen navigated his way through the chaos to claim his first triumph of the year.
Kimi Antonelli took second with Lewis Hamilton completing a fine comeback drive from 18th to the final spot on the podium.
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