Erupting volcano could affect Japanese GP
- Published on 30 Sep 2014 08:25
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- By: Rob Veenstra
Smoke, ash and poisonous gas is still billowing from the volcano, and Germany's Bild newspaper reports that just as F1 personnel are flying into Japan, many flights about being delayed or diverted. "Race organisers hope that all the drivers will have arrived in time for the first practice session on Friday," said correspondent Nicola Pohl. (GMM)
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If the air doesn't clear completely before Friday, this could work to Ferrari's advantage. They appear to be operating in a fog now (for years), unfortunately, so would be more used to it.