Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone says there is growing support for using sprinkler systems to wet F1 tracks in order to make races more entertaining.
Despite opposition from drivers such as Red Bull's Mark Webber, Ecclestone said: "There's no reason why sprinklers shouldn't happen.
"There's so much support because wet races are always the best by far."
Ecclestone also suggested McLaren's English duo Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button could "struggle" this season.
McLaren have been off the pace of front-runners Red Bull and Ferrari in practice, with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix set to take place in Melbourne on Sunday.
Ecclestone said: "Lewis and Jenson are going to have a bit of a struggle this year I think, but having said that Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and any of the other top guys will have a problem.
"It won't be easy, I don't think anyone is going to walk away with it. A lot of these things depend on the car.
"I have no doubt in my mind that both Jenson and Lewis will perform very, very well, if the car is capable of doing that.
"As drivers they are both capable of winning the championship and they have done in the the past."
More to follow.
