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While Formula 1 has already reached the 16th round of the 2026 season, fans have still not been treated to a wet-weather race under the new regulations - or even a wet session. Rain has threatened on several occasions, but the on-track action has consistently remained unaffected. Following initial concerns about safety in wet conditions, the FIA has made several changes to this year’s ... Keep readingSource: Why Malaysia would be the best place for F1’s first wet-weather race in 2026
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