2016 Formula 1 Grande Premio do BrasilFormula 1 

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More heavy rain in 55 minutes.

We won't go full length most likely.
 
Rosberg could be going from dreading rain to loving it if they end up with 1/2 points.
 
There is no such tyre. There is the inter and full wet, that is it. People sometimes call the full wets extreme but it's the same tyre.

Oh, ok thanks. I saw they showed the wet tire wrapped in the pit with marking that say extreme wet, so it's just label.
 
LET'S GO ALREADY!!

By Jebus.

Edit.

3rd time is a charm for Rosberg. He'll go for it and knock Lewis out.
 
Ha, Palmer out of the race and nobody noticed.
 
Seriously, the weather hasn't changed much and isn't getting better. Man up and deal with it. That's what they're paid to do.
 
One of the Renaults, I'm guessing.
Palmer is out already, his car took too much damage when hit by Kyatt.

Edit:correction, Palmer hit Kyatt.
 
There seems to be a malfunction with the SC's lights, they won't go out!

The drivers crying about the rain want to make sure that they'll get their participation award.
 
Palmer is out already, his car took too much damage when hit by Kyatt.

Nooot taking credit for this one. :lol:
 
I think Kimi spinning off on the white pit line shocked race control into being reluctant to get going again. Only he spun out, people in inters made it fine.
 
Seriously, the weather hasn't changed much and isn't getting better. Man up and deal with it. That's what they're paid to do.

It's nothing to do with "manning up", aquaplaning and no visibility is out of their control. Unless you want to roll the dice and see what happens when drivers aren't so lucky to avoid cars flying across the road.
 
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA THAT DUMBASS PALMER CRASHED INTO KVYAT AHAHAHAHAHAHA
 
Wow, Palmer is really going to be on the grid next year.
 
Come on let's get going again!
 
It's nothing to do with "manning up", aquaplaning and no visibility is out of their control. Unless you want to roll the dice and see what happens when drivers aren't so lucky to avoid cars flying across the road.
Yes, the cars are much safer than they ever were in years past.
 
I wouldn't let them go yet. I want to see proper racing, I don't want to see luck of the draw in whether a driver is seriously injured or worse because of aquaplaning and no visibility.
 
Probably for good now?
 
Ha. The crowd is booing and showing thumbs down.

What a ********. Red flag again.
 
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