Clearly your concept of the 'results' and mine are rather different, but I'm only basing that expectation around what has been the norm for the last 5 or 6 years, when the timekeepers were using stopwatches, pencils and clothes pegs.

There were approx 35 finishers in the F1 yesterday and so far we have no information at all on 80% of them.

Back in 1998 the speed and completeness of coverage was much better, so the ACU and DTL have taken us backwards, and probably at high financial cost.

Believe me, I really hope they get this mess sorted for the rest of the week, but performance to date doesn't instill much confidence.

Incidentally, BBC1 Ceefax is showing the Lap 5 leaderboard as the result, with Richard Britton 'finishing' fifth. Now I'm not going to suggest this is related to the same problem, but...........

This is not whinging, this technology is clearly the way forward, but it is not acceptable to put the whole results and information service in the hands of people who clearly can't deliver, period !!