Unfortunately for drivers, there's no respite to be found by looking at the rain radar ahead of the fourth race of the series. The sun is nowhere to be seen at the northern Tasmanian circuit, with up to 25 millimetres of rain expected.
Support categories on Sunday morning contended with huge pools of water on the track, with several cars aquaplaning off the tarmac. The rain isn't expected to clear before the race, which begins at 4:05pm NZ.
While Kiwi Shane van Gisbergen won the truncated race on Saturday, a decision was reached between organisers, stewards and teams not to award any championship points.
Supercars managing director Matt Braid said he was disappointed for drivers and fans at the lack of Saturday action.
"We're here to put on a race," he said. "Everyone did a great job to try and get a race on in the circumstances.
"We didn't think it was fair to everybody, all competitors, that we award points [and] stewards agreed with that."
Prodrive Racing Australia chief Tim Edwards said he felt lucky to avoid the carnage, and agreed with the call.
"I can completely understand why they canned the points," he said.