Bahrain GP FP2 reportedly faced a 90% rain risk before the session

Before Bahrain GP FP2, Chris Medland posted that FIA weather radar suggested slower-moving rain might allow a few dry laps at the start, even with air above 33C, track temperatures above 61C and a reported 90% rain risk. The official F1 account later posted that the pit lane opened in heavy rain, while Medland later wrote in a post-session recap that "we didn't get a drop of rain."