The disaster that struck Trampos just 30 seconds into the Bahrain Grand Prix was identified as telemetry failure and data link loss.
Telemetry failure meant a complete blackout between car, driver, and the team. There existed an invisible web of communication; an advanced thread linking the car to the team through technology we're all familiar with today. So, when this link was severed, telemetry failure was declared.
At the very moment the problem surfaced right after lights out, all critical data including engine temperature, tire wear, energy recovery levels, and fuel delta froze entirely. Simultaneously, the screens at the pit wall and within the telemetry room went static.
From that point forward, there was zero connection between Luca and Victor and the Trampos crew at the pitlane. Neither side could communicate the issue they were facing, because the radio transmitter was affected too.
