F1 Italian Grand Prix weather forecast – Monza set for record chase

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F1 Italian Grand Prix weather forecast – Monza set for record chase

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Chris Deeley

Saturday 2 September 2023 10:41 Updated: 10:41

Weather has played a massive part in numerous F1 races this year and the Italian Grand Prix forecast is worth watching heading into the race weekend.

Max Verstappen has the chance to break the all-time Formula 1 record for consecutive wins with a tenth in a row, swiping that accolade from Sebastian Vettel.

The Dutchman has shown he is capable of delivering in all weathers and situations and instances of rain have been particularly notable during the European leg of the season – of which Monza is the final stop.

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Will it be the same at the historic Italian racetrack as it was at Zandvoort when the race had to be red-flagged due to all manner of standing water on track?

To find out, here is the full forecast for the Monza weekend.

Italian Grand Prix weather forecast

Sunday

Sunday will see temperatures rocket up into the high 20s and even the low 30s, with hot and dry conditions at the circuit known as 'The Temple of Speed'.

The highest chance of rain all day comes after the race should have finished, and sits at a princely 10 per cent. Throughout the morning and through race time though, it's under 5 per cent.

Molto bene!

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