P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Formula 1 drivers are bracing themselves for a “pretty nasty” and “not fun” experience if track action is impacted by rain at the Las Vegas Grand Prix
Formula 1 drivers in Las Vegas are preparing for a challenging experience if rain impacts track action, with poor weather causing concern.
Flash flooding has affected the city, and forecasts suggest more rain during second practice and potentially Friday’s events.
Drivers like Yuki Tsunoda and Lando Norris foresee a tough and tricky race, especially on a narrow street circuit like Vegas with low grip.
The combination of poor grip, minimal downforce, and varying light levels poses unique challenges making rain racing less enjoyable for drivers.
Veteran Lewis Hamilton highlights the difficulty of warming up tyres on the fast and narrow track in Vegas, setting the stage for an intense Grand Prix weekend.
