F1 2025 Spanish Grand Prix weather forecast - Latest today from Barcelona

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Spanish Grand Prix

F1 2025 Spanish Grand Prix weather forecast - Latest today from Barcelona

F1's triple-header concludes at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the Spanish Grand Prix

Sheona Mountford F1 Journalist

Motorsport journalist working in F1 since 2024.

Sunday 1 June 2025 13:58

The ninth round of the 2025 Formula 1 season - and the last of the current triple-header - gets underway this weekend at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Sunday's race marks the last time Barcelona will be called the Spanish GP, with Madrid's Barajas street circuit taking over as Spain's official title race from 2026 onwards.

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Lando Norris enters the 2025 Spanish GP off the back of his first Monaco GP victory, and the first of any McLaren driver since Lewis Hamilton in 2008.

Despite Norris' resurgence, Oscar Piastri remains in the lead of the drivers' championship and Max Verstappen is still within touching distance of the papaya pair.

However at this weekend's Spanish GP, McLaren's dominance could be unsettled as the FIA introduce their stricter tests on flexible front wings.

Will the new technical directive shake up the order in Barcelona, or will the weather come into play instead?

Spanish Grand Prix weather forecast

Sunday, June 1 - Race

Lights out for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix takes place at 3pm local time (2pm BST), and the conditions will replicate what has been a stunning weekend weather-wise.

Temperatures sit at a manageable 25 degrees Celsius, with a real feel of 26, and there is a zero per cent chance of rain for the entirety of the grand prix distance.

A gentle breeze will tickle the circuit the from the south, with wind speeds not exceeding 14mph for the 66-lap race.

We're all set for the final Spanish GP (for now) to take place around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya!

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