reliability issues
Reliability issues are problems that can make a race car stop working during a race or practice. These problems can be caused by parts breaking or not working as they should, which can hurt the team's chances of winning.
Reliability issues in motorsport refer to problems that cause a car to fail during a race or testing, such as mechanical failures or breakdowns. These issues can significantly impact a team's performance and results.
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"But along with that comes with hand-built problems, reliability issues. And, you know, for the people buying those cars, that's sort of the cost of doing business."
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"They've had some reliability issues out of the earlier ones. Software issues, yeah."
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"according to consumer reports, it tested very well, but was not recommended because of reliability issues. Have you had any problems with yours?"
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