Alonso for the win if it rains?
Why? I don't think the Ferrari is the fastest in the wet, If its changeable it will be a case of being on the right tyre at the right time again. If it stays consistently wet then it should be less of a lottery.
Half wet conditions seem to suit the Ferrari's tyres issues:
Gary Anderson
That win in the conditions in Malaysia will have created more questions than answers.
The main one will be over the torsional stiffness of the car, because in the wet a more flexible structure is a more compliant car, which can be a benefit.
At the other extreme, McLaren always run the car very stiff to control the aerodynamics.
It's quite likely that this is the reason the Ferrari went very well in the wet conditions and McLaren dropped off.
The question those at Ferrari will be asking is why the car doesn't go well in the dry, when the grip levels are high.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/17544326In tricky conditions performance between the cars tends to become less important anyway as the drivers aren't sure what the limit is, Alonso has the ability to make the difference and he's driven very well so far.
Although Ferrari aren't great on tyre calls, Alonso is good at working out the strategy and has a good working relationship with his engineer.
Button though, is the one whoe's distingushed himself in those conditions and maybe Hamilton's penalty will rake the pressure off a bit?
