The skies above Sepang opened up just 30 minutes before lights out, forcing the FIA to delay the start of the Formula 1 Grand Prix in a dramatic pre-race weather twist.
Torrential downpours left massive amounts of standing water across the asphalt, plunging visibility and track traction far below the strict safety limits required for an immediate race start.
This sudden meteorological shift completely threw a wrench into the strategic simulations carefully prepared by engineers at Ferrari, following two consecutive days of entirely dry running.

The FIA Medical Car was deployed for multiple reconnaissance laps to evaluate the surface conditions, leaving championship contenders like Max Verstappen waiting anxiously inside their respective garages.
Track officials continue to monitor the persistent weather patterns closely, with further updates regarding a revised starting procedure expected shortly.



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