F1 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix weather forecast TODAY from Budapest

In the last round before the official F1 summer break, the Hungaroring returns in Budapest for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri strengthened his championship lead last time out in Belgium, after he secured the victory with an early overtake on team-mate Lando Norris.

The Australian driver now has a 16-point advantage at the top of the standings, as he returns to the scene of his first grand prix win at the Hungaroring.

Following a fourth place finish at Spa, Max Verstappen has slipped further behind in the championship and is now 81 points away from title leader Piastri.

The Belgian GP was delayed by over an hour on Sunday due to wet weather and poor visibility on track; but will we see similar conditions in Budapest this weekend?

F1 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix weather forecast

Sunday, August 3 - Race

Sunday and race day at the Hungarian GP had been forecasted to be the brightest, with lights out at 3pm local time (CEST) forecast for a 14 per cent chance of rainfall.

The risk of rainfall during the day has largely decreased throughout the week although a small risk of around 10-20 per cent could still hit the track during the race.

This risk though is likely to decrease further throughout the afternoon and into the evening and therefore it is almost certain to be a dry race with temperatures hovering around 25 degrees Celsius. This will be good news for McLaren who are set to excel in the dry as they bid to usurp shock pole sitter in Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.

Make sure to check back to this page throughout the week for the latest updates!

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