Lewis Hamilton wished for rain on race day and he got it as, after two sweltering days, the skies opened up over Hockenheim and it got really wet. After an out of sorts Friday, Hamilton believed his only hope of containing the pace-setting Ferrari was if rain came down on race day and wished for it. Rain poured down as the drivers embarked on their parade lap in open classic sportscars around the drenched venue with a couple of hours to start time. GP247's Ben Stevens at the venue predicted that 'it should be a wet race or at least starting on inters if not full wets. This is what the drivers always want and now they have it. And so do we!' Rain is considered the great leveller in F1 and...
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