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The point is that having a 100% wet race won't really make a difference to the race results as everyone will practice in full wet and get upto their respective speeds so when the race comes it'll be the same as running dry but with slower lap times.
On the other hand if its random then you have to make decisions mid race on whether or not you come it for tyres at 30% 40% or 50% water coverage etc. Which will no doubt lead to a very different outcome at the end of the race. It gives the underdog a chance to pull a surprise if you see my point?
On the other hand if its random then you have to make decisions mid race on whether or not you come it for tyres at 30% 40% or 50% water coverage etc. Which will no doubt lead to a very different outcome at the end of the race. It gives the underdog a chance to pull a surprise if you see my point?