'I Love that Challenge': Hamilton Prays for Rain in Singapore

Hamilton claims young F1 drivers are too 'cautious' to race in the wet

JONATHAN McEVOY IN SINGAPORE: But, as Hamilton argued, the delay was also a consequence of a reluctance among his younger colleagues to get on with the action.

'I love that challenge': Hamilton prays for rain in Singapore

There was frustration at the Sepang circuit when the cars could not get going straight away on the wet track because of a software glitch. Several drivers, including Hamilton, ground to a halt on the first formation lap, causing the start procedure to be aborted. When the race eventually got going almost an hour later, the rain had gone and within about nine laps the track had dried out. Hamilton would like to see races start in treacherous cond…

Lewis Hamilton says racing in the rain is not the same as caution reigns

The seven-time world champion likes the risk and reward element of wet weather.