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British Grand Prix finish confusion linked to safety car software issue

A BBC Formula 1 video says a software problem around the late safety car led viewers to think the British Grand Prix would restart for one final racing lap.

British Grand Prix finish confusion linked to safety car software issue
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Confusion at the end of the British Grand Prix was linked to a safety car software issue that made it appear there could be one last lap of racing. The BBC item frames the incident as a frustrating end to the race sequence after a late safety car.

Rosanna Tenant, Harry Benjamin and former Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill discussed the closing moments in the BBC Formula 1 video. The available source does not include further detail on how the software problem occurred or whether race control, teams or drivers were directly affected.

For editors, the key angle is the gap between what viewers believed was happening and what actually followed on track. Because the technical cause is not independently explained in the supplied material, any stronger claim about responsibility or process should wait for additional confirmation.

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