The very first Spanish GP at the Madring is just around the corner! Besides the fact that the drivers have never officially raced laps on this brand-new circuit, they also seem to face a tough challenge in terms of temperatures. The sun will be shining brightly in the Spanish capital.
Read more ‘F1 holds its breath for Madring’ | Formula 1 Paddock Talk
After an exciting race in Italy at a sun-drenched Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, the drivers face another challenging weekend with high temperatures. Together with most teams’ lack of knowledge regarding the setup, this warm weather could lead to surprising dynamics on the track.
Read more Nico Rosberg stands up for Mercedes: ‘Team has no preference for Kimi Antonelli’
Weather report Spanish GP
Friday promises to be the coolest day of the weekend. Although cool? The mercury still rises to 30 degrees Celsius. The sun shines all day. The advice to fans is to bring enough sunscreen and also seek shade.
On Saturday, with qualifying scheduled at 16:00, it is one degree warmer compared to Friday. But Sunday will be the hottest day of the race weekend in Madrid: 33 degrees Celsius. The start is at 15:00 and that will happen under a clear blue sky, with no chance of rain.
Read more George Russell waves off boos from the Tifosi after the Italian GP
Read everything about the Spanish GP here
