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[EwanM]

Well i'm back... missed me?

Probably not... but that's life.

Anyways, since about Canada every grand prix weekend has witnessed rainfall. Be it Friday, Saturday or Race day.
This weekend appears to not be different. Kimi is praying for sunshine, but the forecast claims the rain will fall at least once over the weekend.

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So anyways, I was looking over some old F1 review tapes and casting my mind back, and can't think of a season, (at least in since the turn of the century) which has seen so many rain threats.
Agree? Disagree?

[bud]

seems to be the wettest one i can remember, seems every lead up to a GP now has a forecast of rain

[texasmr2]

Yah this season seem's to one of the wettest in along time.

Will a new rain meister emerge this season?

[f1maniac95]

I think this definately has been a very wet season and hopefully we will see a few more wet races this year.

[scotty]

Global warming is awesome isn't it?

[McLaren Fan]

Will a new rain meister emerge this season?

Hamilton has already emerged. Where have you been, Gregg?

Global warming is awesome isn't it?

I always said the media never focused enough on its good points.

[7UpJordan]

Back in the 80's there were no wet races in 1986 and 1987. A huge gap between the 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix and the 1988 British Grand Prx.

[texasmr2]

Will a new rain meister emerge this season?

Hamilton has already emerged. Where have you been, Gregg?

Good thing you included the smilie or I would have thought you were serious!

[7UpJordan]

Don't forget Sutil, I'd say he's the best in the wet at the moment, as soon as the skies open he seems to jump up 5 or 6 places.

[EwanM]

Back in the 80's there were no wet races in 1986 and 1987. A huge gap between the 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix and the 1988 British Grand Prx.

That is right. Also the late 80s rarely seen alot of wet races. Bar Silverstone as you say and the Adelaides.