it should be an interesting wet race , i expect one of thw mclarens to win with sutil doing a great finish in 6th position

Any photos of the track, has it been raining?

Vettel win, Mark 3rd or 4th, Button 2nd, Lewis hmm 5th? Alonso 6th, Massa 9th. lol just a major guess is all. As long as it aint boring then I'm happy.

Sau Paulo live webcam

http://www.earthcam.com/cams/brazil/saopaulo/?cam=terraco

Should be a good race with a mixture of conditions on the card, nothing much on the cards for the main guys wonders if we could see a few surprises down the field as they try to scramble for every point possible.

Link to Meteo France (official teams' weather data supplier) forecast.

Let's hope for not too much rain (i.e. another Canada)...

http://monde.meteofrance.com/monde/previsi...ville%252F83780

some drizzle to make them have to choose to go on inters glory for the brave, id like to see someone outside top 6 win, unlikely but would be a good way to end the season

Here wo go, last race of the season...

Vettel win, Schumi on the Podium, Sutil 5th and 9th in the WDC.

Heikki Kovalainen

Woke up in Brazil, and where's all the promised rain?! Sun is shining like no tomorrow!

Yeah, Nico or (can't believe I'm saying this) Schumi... Or even better. Bruno Senna.

Nobody noticed in his final Q2 run yesterday he was 0.005 up on Vettel at the end of S1? Brundle and Coulthard certainly didn't...

That's good I don't want it to rain NOW - let all those drop wait till just before the race.

BBC saying there will be thundery showers later

It's not meant to rain until the afternoon anyway. All I ask is that it's not so wet that we have an SC start, or the SC comes out because of the rain (though obviously if it was anything like Canada this year, you could understand it if the track was being flooded).

Can we have Rosberg 3rd please?

I pray for a dry race, I do not want to see the safety car today. If it so much as drizzles at the start, it's an SC start and Vettel is gifted 2-3 second lead.

No rain at all forecasted for Congonhas Airport, about 10km north of the track. At least not before 7pm LT. They do however expect wind coming from south and 10km is quite some distance.

Going to nip off to bed in an hour or so, get a little sleep in before the race (I'll go back to bed straight after you see ). Hoping for a fun race, Mark to barge into the first corner and give Vettel lessons on how to overtake with balls, Senna to pull off Awesomeness and get a podium. And Vitaly too just because I like him.

...I'm so tired.

which means endless SC laps.

All I wanted for Christmas is to see a Schumacher podium this season. And that's still my wish right now.

So if that means rain, then yes please. PLEASE F1 Gods. I hope today's finally that day.

If not for drs then Canada would of seen your prayers answered...

Not sure why people are wishing for rain. This is baby F1 these days, rain = safety car.

i just want drizzle!

Don't you know Burt Maylander is in the window wipers business and so there! haha yea I know bad joke....

*windscreen even...

Are we not overreacting about Safety Car starts based upon the one race in Canada which saw overuse of it in the wet?

I'm hoping for some rain today

Yep Schumacher and Vettel on the podium that would be a fitting end to the season and a glimpse of things to come in 2012 & 2013.

Radar - http://www.simepar.br/tempo2/imagens/produ...radar/radar.gif

Hell, it does not look like it is going to rain!

And Japan 2007.

And Italy 2008.

And China 2009.

And Korea 2010.

No, no overreacting.

Doesn't mean anything. We're still 5 hours away from the start, and cloud will gradually build, with rain likely to appear like it did yesterday, ie bubbling up, so I doubt it'll be a case of being able to look at a radar and say "oh there's nothing on the radar for 100 miles" as a shower may bubble up 3 miles away out of nowhere.

Autosport's weatherman still forecasting showers during the race window.

All I am going to say is that I am getting up at 2.45am on a monday morning for this GP, and then have to go to work afterwards - so it better be good!

@F1PaddockPass Speaking of weather : I've just checked out the forecast. Its saying that there is an 80% chance of rain this afternoon. #BrazilGP #F1

Im attempting to stay up and then just sleep at school tomorrow

Down from 100% chances reported yesterday. By the time the race commences, the probability of rain could dip below 50%, or so I hope...

Struggling to find radar, but look at this, the location is east of the circuit : http://www.wunderground.com/webcams/Mastria/1/show.html

Edit: Found some stuff on weather underground. Tick the "NEXRAD Radar" option on the right, lots of cloud coming from the north east by the looks of it
http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/?lat...;mm=0&hur=0

Especially when this circuit has recent years produced some memorable dry races. Rain is a lottery and i dont like it.

Its not gonna rain until late Sunday and Monday and I think it will be slightly hotter today.

While we're waiting for the race to start, it's unbelievable to think that the incredible 2008 race was already 3 years ago and Schumi's last race (or so we thought) was a full half-decade ago!

Enjoy that glorious sunny day celebrating Schumi, Massa and Ferrari and let's hope for a great race for our boys again today:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkehf_bre...schumacher_auto

Ian Fergusson saying it'll be the usual Interlagos setup, where storms are certainly possibly, but predicting where and when is impossible. Could get some drizzle, some light rain, storms, or could be bone dry all race long. Impossible to tell.

Dry race surely. You will see.

Well you cant say this for sure. But it would have been a great 3 way battle til the end if there would have not been DRS.

It's coming right for us!
http://yfrog.com/kg5b4wgj

1-Ham
2-Schu
3-Sut

Bring on 2012

The weatherreports probably came from Bernie, hoping to lure more viewers

I also have a feeling it'll be a dry race, either that or so wet it gets red flagged/safety car for a million laps. Infact from what I've seen of wet races this year, I hope it's a dry race, it would be unfortunate to have the safety car ruin the final race of the season. They don't run in the wet anymore. The Pirelli wet tyres are rubbish, the drivers don't/can't drive in the wet anymore, they might aswell go NASCAR and ban wet running entirely.

Don't want a dry race; it will be a 70-lap RB/Vettel fest. Our only hope remains a wet race (not monsoon but enough to make the track slippery).

Now thats devotion mate. well done.

Interlagos is tricky when it rains, because theres so many dips so water will park in corners. Especially turn 3. Was it 2003 when someone nearly hit the crane that was getting another car out of there?

autosports weather man is saying that rain is still a long way from the track with just over 90 minutes to race start.

i think its gonna be dry looks cloudy but dry