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Full weather forecast for the 2025 F1 Belgian Grand Prix from Spa. Find out the weather forecast for F1 Sprint and the grand prix from Spa.
The Belgian Grand Prix weekend is anticipated to experience mixed conditions due to the threat of rain affecting the third sprint event of the season at Spa-Francorchamps.
The famous circuit is known for its changeable weather, where rain can be present in one section while another is dry, creating a challenging environment for drivers.
Friday will see a practice session and sprint qualifying with rain cells expected throughout the day, starting with a passing cell in the morning but potentially dry for FP1.
Saturday is forecast to be the only fully dry day, with both the sprint and grand prix qualifying sessions taking place under mostly clear skies.
However, the outlook changes significantly for the grand prix on Sunday, with heavy rain cells looming over the circuit, making a wet race highly likely.
Wind conditions will also play a role, shifting from a north-western headwind on Friday and Saturday to a westerly crosswind on Sunday, adding another element of complexity for drivers to navigate.
The last wet Belgian GP occurred in 2021, resulting in the race being stopped after just one lap behind the safety car, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the weather at the iconic circuit.
