Wet Brazilian Grand Prix expected
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- 18th November 2013, 22:14 at 10:14 pm #133927MclarenParticipant
The early forecasts are suggesting all 3 days a going to be hit by heavy rain; guys i have a feeling this boring season is going to be toped off with a classic, bring it on!
18th November 2013, 23:17 at 11:17 pm #245446KingsharkParticipant2013 is probably the driest season ever, is it not? There were maybe 6 wet laps in Sepang, and the rest of the season has been bone-dry. I can’t remember the last season which had such a drought.
I’m not buying these weather reports yet, though it would be nice to have a wet race at Interlagos, we’ve had multiple weather reports throughout this year which all suggested rain, and it turned out to be sunshine.
18th November 2013, 23:42 at 11:42 pm #245447Piotr KoterylParticipantBrazil is a great track anyway, but when it’s hit by rain, all hell breaks loose. Bring it on! I just hope the FIA (and some of the more whingey drivers) don’t chicken out for the last race – let’s give these V8s a great send-off!
19th November 2013, 0:08 at 12:08 am #245448MeanderParticipantHulkenberg for pole! (again!)
19th November 2013, 0:54 at 12:54 am #245449Iestyn DaviesParticipantHulkenberg for pole and win! Then promptly turned down for the Lotus drive! Bottas top 3 Q/R while Maldonado spins out on lap 1! Maldonado promptly hired by Lotus! :P Ideal podium – Hulk, Massa and Bottas. If RB dominate, then Webber winning ahead of Vettel. But Vettel wants 9 in a row…
I do hope we have a wet classic in Brazil, frankly I want anything that shakes up the usual Vettel/RB dominance. Webber almost had a chance here but lost it in S3 in Q3. But RB’s car is the best part of one second a lap clear of everyone else (0.75 seconds at COTA I personally reckon), making Grosjean’s drive on Sunday really shine out. I’m staggered RB didn’t at least try to jump him in the pit stop phase with Webber (he was too far back).
19th November 2013, 0:56 at 12:56 am #245450JackySteegParticipantThe early forecasts are suggesting all 3 days a going to be hit by heavy rain
So we can expect a fully dry, processional race then.
I hate to be a killjoy, but I’m sick of reading these early forecasts only to be let down by a dry, dull race. I’m not getting my hopes up…
19th November 2013, 7:47 at 7:47 am #245451Keith CollantineKeymastersick of reading these early forecasts
Agreed, not worth getting excited about a six-day forecast.
19th November 2013, 9:03 at 9:03 am #245452Little_M_LoParticipantI hope im not the only one who wants Webber to win his final GP over in Brazil, hopefully he’ll get in double figures with his 10th win :)
19th November 2013, 9:49 at 9:49 am #245453Lucas WilsonParticipantWill the V8 engines have a special send of post after the final race?
19th November 2013, 9:52 at 9:52 am #245454Little_M_LoParticipant@full-throttle-f1 don’t be suprised if its Vettel doing more doughnuts ;)
19th November 2013, 11:08 at 11:08 am #245455sato113Participantyou know what will now happen? wet FP1, everyone stays in their garages, dry FP2, rain arrives after qualy, race morning is damp, but dries up in time for fully-dry race!
RAAAAAAGEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
19th November 2013, 11:49 at 11:49 am #245456Lucas WilsonParticipantIf anyone asks, 2013 never happened :-)
19th November 2013, 15:56 at 3:56 pm #245457mnmracerParticipantActually, that would be awesome: at the end of the race, the top 3 do donuts on the pit straight until their engines blow!
19th November 2013, 22:50 at 10:50 pm #245458Iestyn DaviesParticipantI know that 4 day forecasts are now as accurate as 1 day forecasts were in the 1980s. So as computational ability goes up, so will accuracy of forecast. When we approach Friday FP1, we should roughly know what weather is going to happen across the whole weekend.
19th November 2013, 22:57 at 10:57 pm #245459DionParticipantI wonder where we’re going to see the Lotusses in wet conditions, since neither their car, nor Grosjean has been stellar in wet conditions (And I’m saying that as a fan).
Of course I’m hoping for him winning, Massa second and Hulkenberg 3rd, but the odds of that happening are fairly low…
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