Brasi 2016 - Autodromo Carlos Pace Interlagos

... and just when they go back out, it's raining again. :s

this so sucks... :\

all a bit pointless cos it doesnt seem like a race is going to happen today. Let the fans go home.

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Originally Posted by steveaki13

Why are teams going onto inters if it is so dangerous? That doesnt make sense.I still think we could have raced after 2 laps of SC. In the rain people crash. Thats always been part of racing and what gives the likes of Manor and Sauber the chance to score points.

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The thing is, if you let drivers drive under these conditions, you're almost certainly not going to have a proper race. Instead, you'll get a truckload of short sprints separated by safety car periods. That'd probably be entertaining, but a mockery if you ask me.

FIA should mqndate Pirelli to introduce monsune tyre for next year. This is so stupid

Brazilian fans rightly letting F1 know this sucks..... I have seen much worse conditions. If the cars have to much torque or are too light then change the cars..... this is ruining the fans day who have paid so much money. Its ruining the title fight. I am completely deluded by what is happening in this sport.

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Originally Posted by N4D13

The thing is, if you let drivers drive under these conditions, you're almost certainly not going to have a proper race. Instead, you'll get a truckload of short sprints separated by safety car periods. That'd probably be entertaining, but a mockery if you ask me.

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ask the fans in the stands what they would rather see

another red flag...

at this point, I believe we are all in agreement here: Why Bother?...

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Originally Posted by veeten

another red flag...

at this point, I believe we are all in agreement here: Why Bother?...

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yep. I am going to say something controversial but the fans would rather see a race full of crashes and incidents than pay 200 quid for nothing.

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Originally Posted by veeten

If they are able to race in that break in the weather, the real question is if they can put enough laps in before the next band of rain comes. A shortened race means partial points, which makes Abu Dhabi the most important race of the season.

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The championship is surely settled now because it is half points this weekend. I can't see them doing the requisite 53 laps required for full points. Only a DNF at Abu Dhabi would deprive Rosberg from his 1st F1 Driver title

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Originally Posted by Nitrodaze

The championship is surely settled now because it is half points this weekend. I can't see them doing the requisite 53 laps required for full points. Only a DNF at Abu Dhabi would deprive Rosberg from his 1st F1 Driver title

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I think thats the case.