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Why does rain matter in F1?
Rain dramatically changes Formula 1 races, making conditions much trickier for drivers and cars. As the story mentions, Norris secured pole 'just as rain started to fall', highlighting how quickly track conditions can change. Teams must adapt their strategies and tyre choices, and drivers need exceptional skill to handle the reduced grip.
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