So after Qin Miao discovered the car failure, they immediately started analyzing and diagnosing the problem.
The results were mixed.
Apparently, Qin Miao overused the car's battery twice, and the interval between these two instances was not long. The cumulative effect of these factors caused an issue with the car's charging circuit.
However, the good news is that the internal combustion engine can still be used. If Qin Miao wants to, he can continue racing; the only difference is the lack of power from the electric motor.
Since he wouldn't have to retire due to engine failure, Qin Miao naturally saw no reason to forfeit the championship.
Let's turn our focus back to the racetrack.
Despite Hamilton's current speed, which was nerve-wracking for Qin Miao and all his supporters, the distance from the DRS starting point to the finish line was really too short.
If this was just a normal lap, Qin Miao would certainly be overtaken by Hamilton before the braking point at T1.
