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There's still too much standing water to be considered fully safe. The rain might keep up but in the last ten minutes the spray has reduced considerably.We are watching one.
There's still too much standing water to be considered fully safe. The rain might keep up but in the last ten minutes the spray has reduced considerably.We are watching one.
Care to give examples of recent races that could've gone ahead safely but didn't? There's no spectacle in seeing cars not able to get around a track - before the red flag we had about 20 cars pirouetting at crawling pace.
They were indeed, but all the call to start it about half an hour ago would've resulted in the same thing. There's still a considerable amount of spray but the laps behind the safety car really cleared a lot of the standing water.Weren't all those cars crashing earlier caught off guard on the wrong tyres? I don't think the current conditions look like something rain tyres and proficient drivers can't handle.
#33 R8 is in the gravel.
That WRX is going to be leading for a long time, its pace is really very good. Only 20s a lap or so slower then the top teams at the moment.
It's not leading, the timing system got a bit messed up on the restart.