More delays on the start.
Even if they starts, it will probably under a safety car start. That means Max would dodged a major bullet as he won't be swamped by cars behind him.
Spoke too soon about Perez's experience, he aquaplaned off. But then again that could have happened to anymore.
If it's a full wet race, I would think Max, Norris, Russell, and even Leclerc would arise to the top. Ultimate car performance is neutralized so it's about reflexes and skills. Bottas would fall even further behind. Riccardo isn't known as a great wet racer but he got experience, Alonso also isn't a good wet racer but he got even more experience. Stroll in the back could get lucky and pass a few cars. Kimi probably can't be bothered. Ocon, don't know enough about him in the wet yet. The two Haas, hmmm, MazeSPINS, Schumacher might even sneak into the top 10 if enough people crash out in front of him.
Who else am I missing? Sainz, he also isn't known as great in the wet but he will manage. Perez, if he gets back in the race he is fine. Giovinazzi, probably slide off somewhere. Latifi same thing. Vettel, the new Vettel in the Aston is more cautious, not as risk taking as the old Vettel, he will get a good result. Gasly, should be a decent enough driver in the wet, might not be spectacular, but he knows what he needed to do. Tsunoda, well he will likely banzai his way to a barrier.
Lastly of course there is Hamilton. He has proven to be one of the greatest, if not the greatest wet racer there is, right up there with Senna. He is always going to be a threat no matter what.
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