Following a spate of recent criticism, F1 could revive the old concept of starting wet grands prix from the grid.
Although not an explicit rule, a normal standing-start now rarely occurs on a wet track, such as last time out at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix.
That rolling start attracted a lot of criticism, so Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that a solution will be proposed next week at Hockenheim, ahead of the German Grand Prix.
It is claimed that race director Charlie Whiting will meet with team bosses to discuss a way to ensure safety whilst not compromising the spectacle of a traditional standing start.
Auto Motor und Sport said the proposal is for the field to run behind the safety car on a wet track until the conditions are safe. Then, the cars would pull up to their original grid hatchings for a normal standing start.
The details of the proposal, such as whether the safety car laps count towards the race, will reportedly be discussed with Whiting in Hockenheim.
