German Grand Prix: 2019's first wet race?

HOCKENHEIM, Germany -- If the forecast for the race holds true, Pirelli's wet tyres will be the rubber of choice on Sunday afternoon.

It's worth noting that Formula One hasn't had a wet race yet this season, but if last year's German Grand Prix is anything to go by a couple of sudden showers will make for great racing. But there is an outside chance the race will remain dry...

If that's the case, we will likely see a one-stop strategy, with the optimum combination of tyres being mediums for the first 24-29 laps and hards to the chequered flag. That will suit Lewis Hamilton (starting from pole), Valtteri Bottas (starting from third) and Charles Leclerc (starting from tenth), who set their…