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Rare ‘rain hazard’ announced for Miami Grand Prix
With forecasts looking grim, the FIA has declared a ‘rain hazard’ for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix. This new rule for the 2026 season allows minimal car adjustments to prevent skid plank wear under rain conditions. The declaration must come at least two hours before qualifying, and teams can tweak active aero settings and ride height under the hazard. The ‘rain hazard’ is essentially based on a 40% chance of rain during the race, addressing potential safety issues and ensuring fair competition. Stay tuned for qualifying and updates on a possible change in the race’s start time due to weather concerns.
