Weather Report: The latest ahead of F1 Monaco GP
21st May 2025It is expected to be a dry and sunny race weekend in the Principality of Monaco as Formula 1 prepares for a shake-up in the regulations.
Feature image credit: Scuderia Ferrari
Monaco is the next stop on the Formula 1 2025 calendar for the eighth round of the championship. It also marks the second street circuit event of the season following the Miami Grand Prix, but stands as the most iconic.
The Principality is the second European race of the season, as part of F1’s first triple header on the continent. However, the sport is preparing for the shake-up of regulations.
In Spain, there will be a clampdown on flexi-wings next week. However, this weekend, there is a mandatory two-stop.
The FIA confirmed in February this year that they were set to impose a two-stop race in Monaco, meaning the teams and drivers will be forced to use three tyre compounds – if it’s a dry race.
According to the Met Office, the race weekend is expected to be a dry one with a risk of rain on Saturday. There is a 50% chance of rain after FP3, but before qualifying.
Friday
FP1
Sunny Intervals // 21° // 30% chance of rain
FP2
Sunny Intervals // 20° // 30% chance of rain
Saturday
FP3
Sunny Intervals // 20° // 30% chance of rain
Qualifying
Sunny // 19° // 10% chance of rain
Sunday
Race
Sunny // 21° // less than 5% chance of rain
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