You are correct but the FIA's own report in to the cause of Jules Bianchi's crash recommended races be scheduled outside of a countries rainy/hurricane season. Technically it's the FIA who agree the proposed race program after Bernie proposes it. So yes Bernie tells the FIA when the races are but if the FIA don't follow their own safety report and someone is injured, god forbid, they don't have a leg to stand on.
Yeah, without the cars being able to go flat out, the Honda deficit should be masked better. Over 3s off in Q2 doesn't suggest that the chassis is anything other than average. Is clear both parties need to sort themselves out for next year.
Is the Sky pad where all the F1- leftovers end up? In that case I advise Button, Alonso and Kimi to stay away from any invites.
If this race turns into a wet/dry/wet one then team mates are not going to want to be behind each other in the queue for the right tyres. Lots of two by two's on the grid....
Jon Noble @NobleF1 17s17 seconds ago Pirelli think the cross over between inters and slicks will be around the 1m48s mark. But we are in uncharted territory.
