The latest installment of Formula 1's Wednesday-night watch-a-longs is the 2005 Japanese Grand Prix, an outstanding race that deserves repeat viewing, whether you watched it live or when the series streamed it several months(? - coronavirus-related confusion of the passage of time) ago.
A clean-shaven Fernando Alonso has just claimed his first World Championship for Renault, but Kimi Räikkönen is out for revenge in the generally faster but less reliable McLaren. The weather has thrown a spanner into the works, however, with a wet single-lap qualifying session mixing up the grid, and leaving them only 16th and 17th on the starting grid, with the mercurial Juan Pablo Montoya also joining them in 18th in the second McLaren. Giancarlo Fisichella looks like a smart bet for the win in third place, behind the surely lightly-fuelled home heroes of Ralf Schumacher (Toyota) and Jenson Button (BAR-Honda).
As ever, the Wednesday night race broadcast will begin at seven pm UK time.
P.S. I'm afraid I don't have the time to produce a spotter's guide on this occasion.