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Is Rain the Real Enemy of Formula 1 Racing?

The recent rain delay at the Belgian Grand Prix highlighted a significant issue in Formula 1: the underutilization of full wet tyres. Despite having the capability to perform in heavy rain, the sport's management struggles with organizing races in challenging weather conditions, causing fans and teams to face frustrating delays.

Our Take:

It's time for Formula 1 to rethink its approach to wet weather racing. Embracing better contingency plans and optimizing communication can enhance the fan experience and maintain the thrill of racing, even when the skies open up.

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Source: Associated Press

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