P1racenews AI automatic summary:
The Singapore Grand Prix has always been a massive physical challenge for the F1 drivers, but this year’s race weekend promises to be even worse, with a full range of extreme weather expected.
The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix will test drivers to their limits with extreme weather conditions that make the challenging race even more daunting.
Temperatures of 32°C and humidity reaching 80 percent will create oven-like conditions in the cockpits during practice sessions.
Despite a slight drop in temperature to 28°C, the oppressive humidity will persist, with the threat of thunderstorms during the second practice session.
Race day will bring a two-hour slog in 28°C heat, feeling like 37°C, with high humidity and minimal cockpit airflow adding to the physical challenge.
The Marina Bay Street Circuit’s demanding layout and unforgiving conditions make physical fitness as vital as skill, with drivers regularly shedding kilograms during the race.
This weekend’s forecast promises a true test of endurance, from sweltering heat to tropical downpours, solidifying Singapore’s reputation as F1’s ultimate challenge.
