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Everything is ready to start in Netherlands for the Dutch GP, while the debate about who is going to win the race fires up let's take a look to the weather forecast.
The last year in Netherland we enjoyed a dry race without any drop of rain and Lando Norris winning, meanwhile in the 2023 we assisted to a great performance of Max Verstappen under the shower of the Dutch GP. What will we see in 2025?
Dutch GP weather forecast
The official FIA weather forecast announces that we're going to see a wet weekend since Thursday and during the "track" days the situation won't improve.
On Friday we will assist to a 5-10 mm rain and low temperature, 18°C for the FP1 and 19-20°C for the FP2. Also the wind will speed up to 25 kph.
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The quali day will be overall a bit hotter day than Friday. On Saturday is forecasted a light rain about 5-15 mm. The wind will be more intense than Friday with a speed between 30 and 40 kph.
Home favourite Max Verstappen during the wet race in 2023
The race day will be the trickiest one, really light rain expected with high chance of passing showers and sunny intervals. It will also be a windy day with strong southwesterly wind as Saturday.
With this forecast the Dutch GP weekend is going to be impossible to not to follow!
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