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Bahrain GP FP2 faced a reported 90% rain risk on October 2

A follow-up post said rain was moving more slowly on FIA radar, possibly allowing teams a few dry laps.

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On October 2, a poster warned that heavy rain could make Bahrain GP FP2 very wet or even pause running. The poster later said the rain was moving more slowly on FIA radar, which could allow a few dry laps at the start. A further update put the rain risk at 90%, despite air temperatures above 33°C and track temperatures above 61°C.

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@ChrisMedlandF1Already tracking a bit more slowly on the FIA's weather radar, so could give teams a chance to do a few dry laps at the start of FP2 #F1 #BahrainGP14h
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    @ChrisMedlandF1Already tracking a bit more slowly on the FIA's weather radar, so could give teams a chance to do a few dry laps at the start of FP2 #F1 #BahrainGP14h
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