Despite the cause of multiple slow cars on the formation lap of the Bahrain GP in Malaysia being an FIA software glitch, Fernando Alonso believes those cars should have been removed from the race.

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The FIA has explained an unprecedented software bug that led to the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia being abandoned and the race being delayed.