The weather is set to change dramatically for the Canadian GP, putting the drivers into a world of unknowns.
Lando Norris warned that the Canadian Grand Prix will be “insanely tricky” due to the threat of wet weather at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. The forecast showed consistent rainfall throughout the race day in Montreal. The FIA has declared a rain hazard due to a greater than 40% chance of rain, creating an unknown challenge for most drivers. Norris qualified third but many teams adjusted their setups for a wet race. The cool temperatures along with the wet conditions pose major challenges for the drivers. Despite the uncertainties, Norris remains excited to see how the race unfolds in these difficult conditions.
