Could you define a "wet" race as one where wet/intermediate tyres are used for the whole event (eg Korea 2010) and a "variable" race where wets and dries are used in the same race? If someone decides to take dry tyres for a lap and no-one else does its still a wet race.
Could you define a "wet" race as one where wet/intermediate tyres are used for the whole event (eg Korea 2010) and a "variable" race where wets and dries are used in the same race? If someone decides to take dry tyres for a lap and no-one else does its still a wet race.
That sounds reasonable. Are there any volunteers to go through the history books back to '82 to confirm which races were full wet and which were mixed?
Korea 2010
China 2009
Italy 2008
Britain 2008
Japan 2007
Brazil 2003
Belgium 1998
Britain 1998
Monaco 1997
Spain 1996
Japan 1994
Europe 1993 (debatable)
Brazil 1993 (debatable)
Spain 1992
Australia 1991
Australia 1989
Belgium 1989
Germany 1988 (some people started on dries but the track was soaking wet)
Britain 1988
Portugal 1985
Monaco 1984
I just love the sheer work, effort and diligence that folk's on Clip put in. This place is a gold mine. Methinks a Rooters News special is called for. I'm really busy at the moment and making do with a borrowed laptop, but I will endeavour put something together maybe when there's a longer gap between races.
Let me know if you don't want to be highhlighted in a Rooters News piece.
Oh, and remember Rooters News is the positive thread about good stuff going on on rather than: Rooting Today which is my political, cultural satire one and Rootersport which is the irreverant F1 and motorsport thread.
... so don't worry nobody featured in the special will be subjected to any kind of ridicule, humiliation or denigration of any kind. Those who know me know I don't do that sort of thing anyway and I rather like being a member of CTA.
Why have i only just seen this thread? Congratulations to Galahad and KekeTheKing for the mention. Also good work to all the others who produce an awful lot to the site .
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