Latest weather forecast for the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix
8th April 2025The Bahrain Grand Prix, at its namesake international circuit, will host the next round of Formula 1’s triple header and it’s expected to be a dry one.
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Formula 1 returned last week with round three of the season, at the Japanese Grand Prix hosted on the Suzuka Circuit, as the first race of the triple header which will see rounds four and five at Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, respectively.
This weekend, the sport will return to the middle east to the Bahrain International Circuit for the first time since the pre-season test in February. So, what is the weather forecast?
Unsurprisingly dry
Unlike the pre-season test, where spots of rain were present in the desert, it’s expected the weekend will be fairly dry and hot in Bahrain.
Friday will see highs of 36° at noon but it will drop to 32° by the time first practice gets underway at 14:30, with temperatures dropping further to 26° as the sun sets for FP2. The chance of rain stands at less than 5%.
The second day of the weekend will see lower temperatures. It’s set to be as hot as 31° by noon before dropping to 30° for FP3, and 26° for Qualifying. Similarly, rain stands at less than 5%.
On Sunday, the temperatures will match the previous days at 6pm local time and will hold at 26°. Unsurprisingly, the chance of rain remains low at 5%.
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