F1 Night Race in Singapore!

[Marbot]

Forecast is currently for there to be no rain at any time the F1 cars will be on track.

[Peter Mallett]

Originally Posted by Jamesy-18

Of course it dangerous, it's motorsport, not tiddlywinks.

When they run Moto GP here in Qatar, it stops if it rains because the riders can't see due to the glare from reflected lights. Not suggesting that would be the case in Singapore but lights do cause as many problems as they fix.

[Sodemo]

Originally Posted by Marbot

Forecast is currently for there to be no rain at any time the F1 cars will be on track.

Really? I usually use BBC weather unless you know of a better, more accurate one?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/89

[bravo]

Originally Posted by Marbot

It's become fashionable just recently for circuits to have a makeover of somekind. Singapore is no different.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/86845

As well as undertaking changes for safety reasons, Singapore organisers have also made an effort to improve the look of the venue - with track walls now painted in bright colours, and run-off areas also decorated.

Exit of Turn 17?

[Marbot]

Originally Posted by Sodemo

Really? I usually use BBC weather unless you know of a better, more accurate one?

It always rains there during the day at this time of year.

By the time the F1 cars take to the track the storms have usually dissipated. There may be a sprinkling of rain in FP1, but that's about it.

[bella]

http://uk.weather.com/weather/today-Singapore-SNXX0006

i find weather.com is better for non-british stuff personally

[Deleted]

Originally Posted by Sodemo

Really? I usually use BBC weather unless you know of a better, more accurate one?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/89

You're joking, right? BBC is probably the worst source there is, I never trust them nor any other mainstream weather page when it comes to weather. Autosport Live is fine.

It very, very, very rarely rains there @ evening, so I'm expecting a bone dry - and very boring - GP yet again, going to full 2 hours. It's not a bad circuit, but... you know how those cars are. FBMW Pacific should produce the best of weekend's racing.