Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson was confused by how long it took to get the race going in Monaco under wet conditions. AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly had said that there was no rain forecast on his radar ahead of the grand prix, but that was proven very much not to be the case as it started chucking it down around five minutes before the start. Subsequently, standing water quickly began to develop and there was a river of water flowing through the final corner, making it difficult to see how the race could get underway. READ:‘Ultra-high risk’: Hamilton’s car more difficult to drive than Russell’s Mercedes at Monaco The standing water, however, was particularly plentiful...
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