German GP - Rain ruins plans
Hockenheim, 23 July 2010
This morning, the Formula 1 Circus which moved into Hockenheim yesterday for the eleventh round of the World Championship, woke up to find leaden skies and pouring rain with no break in the clouds. The bad weather, which is due to improve as from tomorrow for the rest of the weekend, looks like radically upsetting the work programme for the first free practice sessions today.
Certainly this morning, there will be no chance to run a comparison test on the two types of tyre brought to the German track by Bridgestone: because of the unusual qualities of the track, the Japanese company has brought tyres from either end of its range, namely the super soft and the hard. All the crews can do is hope track conditions improve so that practice for this important round can return to normal in the run up to Sunday’s important race.
This morning, the Formula 1 Circus which moved into Hockenheim yesterday for the eleventh round of the World Championship, woke up to find leaden skies and pouring rain with no break in the clouds. The bad weather, which is due to improve as from tomorrow for the rest of the weekend, looks like radically upsetting the work programme for the first free practice sessions today.
Certainly this morning, there will be no chance to run a comparison test on the two types of tyre brought to the German track by Bridgestone: because of the unusual qualities of the track, the Japanese company has brought tyres from either end of its range, namely the super soft and the hard. All the crews can do is hope track conditions improve so that practice for this important round can return to normal in the run up to Sunday’s important race.
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