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Webber qualified second on the grid for his home race, but a "software-related issue" with his car's ECU saw him make a poor start together with them to prevent any recurrence." McLaren Electronics Systems, a division of the McLaren Group that also Electronic instrumentation specialists Mantracourt Electronics has announced that it will be providing further sponsorship to Formula SAE ÉTS, a student racing car team based out of École de Technologie Supérieure in Montréal, Canada. With dozens of race cars pushing 200 mph for hundreds of miles at a stretch NASCAR will recycle even more electronics in partnership with Creative Recycling Systems. The Tampa, Fla. company will set up trackside recycling centers to take Real racing a real bargain As if we don’t already have enough Spring for a phone mount Now that the smartphone has established itself as the grand poobah of in-car electronics capable of managing music selection, navigation and, of course DeltaWing Racing Cars. “Time caught up with us. It happens. Our first year here, with the Panoz GTR-1, it set the track record, and then eight minutes into the race it blows the electronics. These things happen. The guys have done a great job.” car's garage data system had to be re-started Horner had pointed the finger of blame at McLaren, whose McLaren Electronics Systems business supply the ECU, after a race that saw Vettel cross the line in third place. "We lost all telemetry .

The Herculean task of assembling a two-car factory racing program is an all-consuming endeavor but our engineers and electronics specialists are excellent and I know they will be working on improving this right away.” With team's first appearance Seven cars led the race at one stage or other but after Raikkonen hit and Nico Rosberg soon followed him out of the race when his Mercedes developed an electronics problem and parked up. (Reporting by Nick Mulvenney, editing by Alan Baldwin.) McLaren Electronic Systems (MES) reacted to the bugs, but in Melbourne on Saturday, the telemetry links between the cars and FIA race control failed. It meant drivers had to revert to watching trackside flags rather than cockpit lights, while race director Hamilton, who won the 2008 world championship while at McLaren, got Mercedes' first points of the season after Rosberg failed to finish the race when his car suffered electronics problems on the 26th lap. "I'm happy with our result today and it's much .