George Russell’s Hungarian Grand Prix start turned into a nightmare when his car stalled on the grid due to a mysterious engine software glitch that spiked revs and triggered an anti-stall system—forcing him to ease off the throttle. Telemetry revealed his engine was wildly unstable compared to his teammate’s, and the team confirmed it wasn’t driver error. The same issue had surfaced in pre-season testing but wasn’t fully fixed. Compounding the misery, his engine had been replaced just the day before after hitting a kerb—making this a brutal, unlucky weekend for the Brit.
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