Las Vegas Grand Prix weather forecast | How cold will it get?

There was some concern about cold temperatures during the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend, but so far that doesn’t seem to be as big of an issue as once suggested. It will still be on the cold side in Formula 1 terms, but not near the 5c that it could’ve been at this time of year. On the first day of action and late in the final minutes of qualifying, drivers struggled to get grip. This is how cold it will be at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Ross Brawn even admitted it: in assigning the spot on the calendar, the sport did not consider any low temperatures in Las Vegas. This has consequences for the Pirelli tyres in particular, a factor that the tyre manufacturer has considered. However, it won’t be as cold as predicted.

The chance of rain is reduced for the race at only 2%, which starts at 22:00 local time on Saturday evening. According to Weather.com, it will be about 15c and dropping to 14c as the race continues on towards midnight local time.