Gran Premio de Las Vegas: Pronóstico del tiempo para la carrera

Gran Premio de Las Vegas: Pronóstico del tiempo para la carrera

      En el primer día del fin de semana en Las Vegas, los pilotos trabajaron sobre un asfalto prácticamente seco, la clasificación se disputó bajo la lluvia, pero para el día de la carrera no se esperan precipitaciones.

      Por primera vez en Las Vegas, los pilotos saldrán a la vuelta de calentamiento tan temprano: a las 20:00, hora local. El pronóstico anuncia a esa hora +15 °C con cielo muy nublado y viento moderado del oeste. Probabilidad de precipitaciones: 5%.

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Gran Premio de Las Vegas: Pronóstico del tiempo para la carrera

El día de la carrera no se esperan precipitaciones...