Lewis Hamilton was thrilled to come out on top in a rain-interrupted qualifying session for the Malaysia Grand Prix. Also, Formula 1 looks to be heading into its first wet race of the season. Sunday forecast for Sepang indicates a high probability of rain and afternoon storms, even though the weather is notoriously difficult to predict in Kuala Lumpur. Easier to predict, however, is that if it does rain at Sepang, it is usually in the afternoon and almost always very heavy. Other vital thing, early race start time to reduce the risk of rain stoppage – this year’s race will start at 3pm, with sunset due at around 7:20pm. YoWindow.com Forecast by yr.no In January, Pirelli chief...
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