Dutch Grand Prix: Weather forecast for the race

Dutch Grand Prix: Weather forecast for the race

      The forecast for the race weekend in the Netherlands promised changeable weather, but so far all sessions have taken place on dry or slightly damp asphalt at Zandvoort, and if rain did start, it was only after the races were completed, as was the case after the finish of the sprint.

      The start of the warm-up lap for the Dutch Grand Prix is scheduled for 15:00 local time. The latest forecast promises variable cloudiness at that time with a minimal chance of precipitation and an air temperature of +18°C.

      Last year's Sunday race at Zandvoort took place on a dry track.

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Dutch Grand Prix: Weather forecast for the race

The forecast for the racing weekend in the Netherlands promised changeable weather, but so far all sessions have taken place on dry or slightly damp asphalt at Zandvoort.