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[EwanM]

RAIN IS FORCAST FOR THIS WEEKEND!



lol that is all

[onelapdown]

Wohoo!

[Denthúl]

That would make for an interesting race. First one of the season in the wet without traction control is probably only slightly less anticipated than the season-opener was. Then again, if it does rain, I reckon it will be just as chaotic as Melbourne, if not more than. But it means Jenson would be in with a good chance of getting some big points as long as his car doesn't let him down and nobody runs into him. Given his placing last year with the RA107 in that rather brilliant drive, I wouldn't be surprised if he had the slight chance of a podium.

But there's always the chance it won't rain, in which case just two or three points for either Honda driver is what I'll be hoping for.

[8-ball]

In the words of the James Allen. Rain is the great equalizer. Hopefully it does rain we can see whether Lewis is really that good!

[EwanM]

it gna b crazy

if u go to google and type "Kuala Lumpur rain" it comes up as first search the google rain pics... saturday with lightning

also the humidity will just add to the rain it'll b crazy conditions

[Denthúl]

In the words of the James Allen. Rain is the great equalizer. Hopefully it does rain we can see whether Lewis is really that good!

Yes. Who knows what will happen in the rain, given what happened on Sunday. I would not be surprised if someone like Heidfeld, Kubica, Rosberg or Kovalainen won, to be honest. All it would take is a single mistake from Hamilton or Raikkonen, even Massa (for some reason, I don't rate Massa's chances as being high if qualifying is wet, but if it's dry he may well take pole and win it) and then it's anyone's game, really.

[EwanM]

In the words of the James Allen. Rain is the great equalizer. Hopefully it does rain we can see whether Lewis is really that good!

Yes. Who knows what will happen in the rain, given what happened on Sunday. I would not be surprised if someone like Heidfeld, Kubica, Rosberg or Kovalainen won, to be honest. All it would take is a single mistake from Hamilton or Raikkonen, even Massa (for some reason, I don't rate Massa's chances as being high if qualifying is wet, but if it's dry he may well take pole and win it) and then it's anyone's game, really.

cant rate massa in the dry either with the new regs...
i mean who the hell takes themselves out at the start... wtf

[Denthúl]

In the words of the James Allen. Rain is the great equalizer. Hopefully it does rain we can see whether Lewis is really that good!

Yes. Who knows what will happen in the rain, given what happened on Sunday. I would not be surprised if someone like Heidfeld, Kubica, Rosberg or Kovalainen won, to be honest. All it would take is a single mistake from Hamilton or Raikkonen, even Massa (for some reason, I don't rate Massa's chances as being high if qualifying is wet, but if it's dry he may well take pole and win it) and then it's anyone's game, really.

cant rate massa in the dry either with the new regs...
i mean who the hell takes themselves out at the start... wtf

Many drivers over the years (usually wiping others out at the same time). Just watch the first corner of the first lap in Montreal for the past 20 years or so and come back asking that again.

[EwanM]

na ur rite, i just like to diss massa... its also funnier cause in the way he did it

[kezza7]

rain in malasia, that will be good

[Jensonb]

I love it when it rains.

Jenson rocks the world when it rains

[al4x]

wow, if so, this will be the biggest test for most of the drivers in their career!

button could do well,

[Denthúl]

I love it when it rains.

Jenson rocks the world when it rains

Unfortunately, Rubens seems not to shine as much. :/

[al4x]

kimi will be all over the place judging by last week!

FAs pretty good under poor conditions

[onelapdown]

Unfortunately, Rubens seems not to shine as much. :/

Huh? Donington 1993, Qualifying at Spa in 1994, did I imagine them?