Weather reports looking dire

Oct.5 (GMM) Just days after the washout at Fuji Speedway, formula one is bracing for yet another dreadful bout of Asian weather ahead of the Chinese grand prix.

Shanghai stayed dry albeit humid for the opening day of action on Friday, but most weather predictions agree that the skies are likely to turn black just in time for qualifying on Saturday afternoon.

That, however, may not be the worst of it. Drivers up and down pitlane called last Sunday's Japanese grand prix the most treacherous in their entire careers, but a potentially enormous storm is brewing on the Shanghai horizon.

One top team's forecast, we have learned, is that a strong category-four typhoon currently ravaging Taiwan could have moved on to Shanghai by race-day.

Indeed, local reports verified that typhoon Krosa is expected to hit the Chinese coastal city of Wenzhou, south of Shanghai, on Sunday morning.

In 2004, qualifying at Suzuka for the Japanese grand prix was called off when a powerful typhoon struck nearby.

http://formula-1.updatesport.com/news/article...tens-Chinese-GP/view.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?world=2577

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Sorry David.

Still Interlagos to come

The money boys must be rubbing their hands. Nothing like it going down to the wire to get the worldwide interest in the sport going.

Yes it was a mistake of McLaren to let him stay out that long and a mistake of LH to drive in to the pits that fast.
O well, he still has the advantage next race. If a McLaren-driver should win then I sure hope it's LH. I find Alonso a bit too arrogant to my taste.
Of course I hope that Raikkonen wins it, but that would be too much to ask I think. He will need a miracle to pull that one off.
It's sure gonna be an exciting race, looking forward to it.