F1's JapaneseGP has been red flagged after two laps due to heavy rain that hit Suzuka at lights out 🚩 Full story ⬇️
The safety car was deployed before the drivers came around to start the second lap, before this was eventually upgraded to a red flag one lap later.
All cars have returned to the pit lane, where teams have been permitted to erect gazebos to keep them dry during the rain delay.Should conditions remain wet, it is likely the eventual resumption will be a rolling start after laps behind the safety car.was the only driver to have pitted for full wet tyres after requiring a nose change when an advertising hoarding got stuck on the front of his car during the opening lap.
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