F1 gets over-cautious sometimes, I just hope that like then, this too will pass and hopefully not be the permenant state.

When they throw Spa out, it won't be for the weather, it'll be because they'll earn more money at some Middle-Eastern track and goodbye traditional European venues

I know we go on about "micro climate" but we've seen more wet weekends this year (mainly Saturdays) than most seasons, so if we're punishing a track for the weather, we won't have many places left....

The only difference is what happened here in Formula Regional and in F2 5 years ago......people get jittery.
Look at how stupid the start of Monza 2001 was after they got anxious about the start crash 12 months before that killed a Marshal, agreeing not to overtake at the start and all that shit
F1 gets over-cautious sometimes, I just hope that like then, this too will pass and hopefully not be the permenant state.

That was because Michael Schumacher started some sort of petition not to overtake through the first two chicanes.

On topic of the weather: it's not the rain per se, it's visibility and the issue has always been worse here than at other tracks. Only Fuji 2008 reminds me of similar terrible visibility.