Remember what it was like in Austin one year ago? The heavens opened and there was so much rain that the Circuit of the Americas was flooded, while storms meant that for safety reasons it was necessary to abandon Free Practice 2 on Friday afternoon altogether.
Fortunately things did improve as the weekend went on, although the Grand Prix was started on a wet track. Let's hope there's nothing but wall-to-wall Texas sunshine this weekend.
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