British Grand Prix: Race Weather Forecast
It is often said that at least one day of the British weekend at Silverstone is sure to rain – and this omen may come true again.
On Friday and Saturday, the drivers worked on dry asphalt, but rain is possible on Sunday.
In the morning and until noon, the forecast predicts rain, but as the day progresses, the probability of precipitation will decrease, and by the start of the race, the track should be dry.
The drivers will go out for the formation lap at 15:00 local time; by then, with variable cloud cover, the air will warm up to 20°C with gusty northwest winds.
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It is often said that at least one day of the British weekend at Silverstone is sure to be rainy – and this omen may come true again.