F1 to receive natural combat aid to fight against the threat of Japanese fire GP

After a completely dry sweeping of the three training sessions and qualifications, wet weather should cross the Suzuka circuit early on Sunday, in front of the Japanese Grand Prix.

There is an active area of ​​showers west of the country, which should spend over the country during the day.

This is something that could prove useful for F1, after the track fires have interrupted the last two hours of training and the session of implementation of the grid.

The dry grass triggered sparks below the cars. The damping of these areas should help prevent additional disturbances. However, it is not yet clear if the race itself will be affected by the rain.

The Grand Prix begins at 2:00 p.m. Local time in Japan, which is 6:00 a.m. in the United Kingdom and Ireland and 7:00 am in a large part of continental Europe.

It should rain strongly on the circuit on Sunday morning, with five to 10 millimeters of expected fall. In the afternoon, this bad weather should be cleared.

However, showers are always a possibility, so it is uncertain if and when additional precipitation arrives exactly. Otherwise, a mixture of clouds and sun is expected.

The wind, which has proven to be delicate so far this weekend, should not be a factor on Sunday, but will nevertheless blow the northeast to the northwest.