This weekend the Sepang International Circuit will host the second grand prix of the formula one season. The circuit is known for its hot and humid conditions and will put car and driver to the test. The first round of the championship, 2 weeks ago, proved to be disapointing, with only 15 cars effectively starting the race and only 11 cars ending it. However, there's some hope that more cars will at least start the race. Assuming nobody gets injured, Manor actually drives and qualifies within 107% of the leading time in Q1 and that nobody gets mechanical issues during the formation lap, we might get 20 cars at the grid when the lights go out. The question remains however how many of those...
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