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Only 9 laps into the race, the Malaysian GP was stopped due to the rainy conditions, only to be restarted one hour later. It wasn't however any less interesting, with Alonso eventually winning the race after withstanding intense pressure from Sergio Pérez. Lewis Hamilton finished third after an unspectacular performance.
So do something less subjective like only put the safety car out or stop the race if a certain time delta is hit. Any drivers going quicker than that time then the race continues.NathanOlder wrote:Tubbs wrote:light showers... still heaps of water on the track... nothing clears water better than an F1 car, pulling 60 liters of water per second off the road and throwing it back into the sky, SkySports said.
Its the same story, Guys at the front "Track is like a lake, Stop now stop now"
Guys at the back "its fine, carry on carry on"
If some say stop, Charlie almost has to. If a driver is hurt when people were saying stop. Charlie will be in a stop of bother.
In all fairness though, If a driver says its too dangerous and undrivable, Pit in and GET OUT THE CAR!
Yeah that sounds like a good idea. Maybe put that one to Charlie.myurr wrote: So do something less subjective like only put the safety car out or stop the race if a certain time delta is hit. Any drivers going quicker than that time then the race continues.
Yes... wet tyres on it.ESPImperium wrote:It may be a small moral victory for the team. Shows the car has something
Should have been just 1, but we'll see 5 - 10.Tubbs wrote:how many laps under safety car 3? bets in now guys!
