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Originally Posted by F3 Rocks
Thats no excuse. When they built the track why did they not take that into account, the track has no drainage, Last year they had large trucks pumping the water off the track, and Jetskis racing on the track. so they knew of the possibility of flooding. To have an international race meeting cancelled because of flooding is unthinkable. Imagine Sepang with no drainage the storms there are also intense.
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I think you're right, something that needs to be looked at. However, the weather in the UAE has been exceptional over the last couple of days. Apparently the circuit was all but cut off and drainage across a whole area of the city failed..
Think heavy snow in the UK, and heavy rain in the UAE has the same level of impact.
No doubt an additional round can be added in Feb, but it will be a different circuit config.