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Slater’s Audi stoppage brings red flag in São Paulo FP1
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RacingNews365 reports that Freddie Slater’s Audi stopped on track during the opening 12 minutes of São Paulo GP first practice, triggering a red flag.
Freddie Slater’s Audi stopped on track less than 12 minutes into first practice for the São Paulo Grand Prix, bringing out a red flag, RacingNews365 reports.
Slater had told his team over the radio that he had no gears and the car had gone into anti-stall. The stoppage cost drivers more than eight minutes of track time; the session later resumed.
Not verified with the FIA.
The account records Slater’s radio message about the gears and anti-stall, but does not give a component-level diagnosis.
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The report describes Slater’s symptoms but does not identify a specific component failure.



















