Join Paul as he takes you on a hot lap in the rain on one of Formula 1’s most iconic circuits, Suzuka Japan. The Japanese Grand Prix is an exciting track and with the threat of a typhoon this weekend, there may be some wet weather to negotiate and Paul tells you just how to do that.
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excellent overview. Thank you!
I wanted to thank Paul for this week’s episode concerning driving on the track at Suzuka. In the early 90’s I read Alain Prost’s book about driving in the rain, but Paul’s direct comparison between wet and dry track; lines, handling, braking, and acceleration was, in my opinion, an example of outstanding teaching. A great job very well done. I thank you again.