You can race in those conditions. Aquaplaning or not, as a professional race driver you have to know how to race in the wet. They know how fast they can go through a corner in those conditions without spining off the track.
It's like Pete05 said, let the drivers decide if they want to race or not.
You must be an expert in physics if you think you can't drive a race just because it's wet.Sure if you say so, if that's how simple you think it is then that's fine. I really don't care at this point, physics say otherwise but not to you. Anyways race time no need to entertain myself with an argument any more.
There will be more off-track adventures!And Maldonado has gone off... alone. But he's still in the race.
You must be an expert in physics if you think you can't drive a race just because it's wet.
But I don't know why I even argue with you. I've seen so many here already try to do that with you, but everytime it was in vain.