Will rain hit Spa? Here's the weather forecast for the 2025 Belgian GP

After a two-week break, Formula 1 is finally ready to hit the track again for the thirteenth round of the season, taking place this weekend at the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium.

The last Grand Prix at Silverstone was heavily affected by rain, which came and went throughout the race, severely testing both drivers and teams. It led to pleasant surprises—like Nico Hülkenberg scoring his first career podium—and disasters, such as those suffered by Charles Leclerc and George Russell.

This weekend will also see the return of the sprint format, with the first pole position being awarded as early as Friday, setting the grid for Saturday’s sprint race.

Will rain once again play a key role at a venue historically known for its unpredictable weather, or will we see a dry race this time?

Friday: According to the current forecasts, we’re in for an unpredictable Friday, with showers and sunny intervals expected, and a 65% chance of rain. Temperature will be around 23°C.

Saturday: As for Saturday—the day of the sprint race and traditional qualifying—the chance of rain drops to 45%, with temperatures around 23°C, light rain, and a gentle breeze expected.

Sunday: Regarding the most anticipated day—the race day—the maximum temperature is expected to be 24°C with a 40% chance of rain. The day should start sunny, with the risk of increasing showers as the afternoon progresses.