The 2026 Formula 1 season continues with a sprint weekend for the Dutch Grand Prix, and the weather forecast promises an intriguing spectacle at Zandvoort.
On Friday, which hosts the sole free practice session and sprint qualifying, temperatures are expected to hover around 20 degrees Celsius, with a 40% chance of rain.
Saturday is predicted to have the highest probability of rain, at 45%, particularly during the sprint race. The afternoon is set for variable cloud cover during qualifying for the main event, with temperatures reaching a modest 19 degrees Celsius.
On Sunday, fans might finally see some sunshine over the Netherlands. However, temperatures are still only expected to reach 20 degrees, with a 21% chance of rain.
With the 2026 cars, any amount of rain could make things incredibly interesting, as fans haven't yet witnessed a truly wet and competitive session this year, despite coming close at the Canadian Grand Prix.