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F1 2025 Dutch Grand Prix weather forecast – Latest from Zandvoort as teams braced for race chaos
The F1 action is finally back with round 15 and the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, where Max Verstappen is not the favorite after Red Bull’s poor showing in Hungary.
Lewis Hamilton will aim to shake off his pre-summer struggles at Zandvoort, leaving Hungary without a point and facing uncertainty about his future at Ferrari.
McLaren’s battle for the title between Piastri and Norris continues, with the Aussie leading in points but Norris putting on the pressure at Zandvoort.
The weather may play a factor in the McLaren duels, with a chance of rain and challenges from the south-west breeze at the Dutch GP.
Fans of the Orange Army are expected to show strong support at the Dutch Grand Prix.
The weather forecast indicates light rain showers for FP1 & FP2 on Friday, with temperatures at a cool 18 degrees Celsius and moderate winds from the south west at 16mph.
Saturday will see attempt of sunshine with 30% chance of rain during FP3 and 34% during qualifying, with stable temperatures at 17 degrees Celsius and winds at 19mph.
Sunday’s race is expected to have increasing rain chances starting at 48%, rising above 50% as the race progresses, with a moderate breeze of 18mph and 17 degrees Celsius temperature throughout the event.
