Fears have been raised that the Japanese Grand Prix could be significantly disrupted as a super typhoon approaches the country.
Storm Hagibis is approaching Japan and could disrupt not just this week's Formula 1 action, but also the Rugby World Cup, which is ongoing in the country.
F1's former official meteorologist Steffen Dietz delivered a concerning update regarding the weather system on Monday morning.
Saturday is set to be the worst affected day, with qualifying potentially requiring rearrangement.
#Hagibis has explosively intensified and is now already a super typhoon! (= hurricane category 4)
Track forecast towards Japan and #F1 is quite consistent. Likelihood for any impact is high, however, details remain uncertain at this stage. (1/2)