Drivers 'thrown in deep end' for expected wet race
Summary
The Miami Grand Prix in Formula 1 is expected to have wet weather, which will create challenges for drivers using the new 2026 cars. Drivers say the rain will make the race harder because the new cars have powerful engines that are tricky to control in wet conditions.Key Facts
- The Miami Grand Prix sprint race started in wet conditions with rain expected again on race day.
- The 2026 F1 cars have major rule changes and more electrical power in their engines.
- Most drivers have not yet driven the 2026 cars in wet conditions.
- Drivers say controlling the power in the rain will be difficult and leave little room for mistakes.
- The race start time might change due to weather and safety rules, including bans on racing during thunderstorms.
- Authorities will also protect the crowd from electrical storms by possibly clearing grandstands.
- Some top drivers have earlier experience driving the new cars in the wet, but many do not.
- Rain and thunderstorms forecast could cause unpredictable race conditions and decision-making by race officials.
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