Rain is never a surprise at Spa-Francorchamps – and if the weather forecast is accurate, a fair amount could fall over the Belgian Grand Prix weekend. The iconic circuit in the Ardennes hills is said to have its own micro-climate, with conditions often changeable very quickly, and the BBC are indicating the track could be wet on all three days as Formula 1 returns from its summer break. The teams may just get away with running slicks for FP1 on Friday morning, when the forecast suggests up to a 30% chance of rain but cool conditions, perhaps only around 12 degrees. However, the afternoon is when the raindrops appear in the forecast graphics for FP2, with sunshine and showers looking...
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