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This is the expected weather forecast ahead of 2025 Azerbaijan GP

21:04, 17 Sep
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Let’s take a look at the current weather forecast for the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Oscar Piastri in 2024 Azerbaijan GP - Photo: Race Pictures
On Friday, during the opening two practice sessions, the weather is expected to be partly cloudy with plenty of sunshine in the morning, gradually turning cloudier by late afternoon.
There’s a small chance of rain in the afternoon, which could become more likely later in the day and into the night. Winds will start light from the southeast, shifting north and picking up to moderate strength by evening. The temperature during FP1 is expected to be 24°C, dropping to 23°C in the afternoon. Currently, there is a 40% chance of rain.
For Saturday, the chance of rain remains at 40%. Mornings are expected to be mostly cloudy, with a small to moderate likelihood of showers from midnight until midday.
The afternoon should be mostly dry, with skies partly to mostly cloudy. Northwest winds will be moderate to strong in the morning, with gusts reaching up to 60 kph, gradually easing as the day progresses. The temperature is expected to be 21°C during FP3 and 20°C for qualifying, a few degrees cooler than on Friday.
Mostly cloudy to overcast all day long. Improvement expected for the race. Slight chance of one light shower in the morning (20%).
Likely dry race but chance of one shower is not excluded. Moderate northwesterly wind with gusts up to 50 kph in the morning and up to 40 kph during the race. Race start temperature is expected to be around 21°C.

Verstappen's sights set on Baku challenge 

After an unexpected and dominant win at Monza, Max Verstappen is ready for the challenge in Baku, aiming to secure another strong result and continue Red Bull’s recent positive momentum following the summer break.
"We are now back to the flyaways in Baku and it is always a bit more of a challenge on the street circuit," the Dutchman said.
"The combination of low-speed corners and the long main straight means you have to find a compromise in the setup, and it is about getting the right rear wing level as well. Hopefully we can take this positive form into this week and make sure we perform well in Qualifying too."
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