Dutch GP Weather REVEALED: How much rain is expected at Zandvoort this weekend?

The forecast for the race weekend at Zandvoort promises plenty of excitement for Formula 1 fans watching from home, but perhaps less pleasant conditions for those in the grandstands.

Rain is expected to accompany the sessions at the coastal circuit from today through Sunday.

This includes tomorrow's qualifying and potentially the start of the race, mirroring the conditions seen in 2023.

Along with the rain, cooler temperatures and the typically strong winds are anticipated.

Today will be the warmest day at Zandvoort, with air temperatures reaching 20°C.

The forecast drops to 18°C for tomorrow and 19°C for Sunday.

Below is the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix weekend weather forecast according to F1's official website.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 – FP1 AND FP2

Conditions: Under the influence of a low pressure area, dull weather, overcast with rain at times. 5-15mm expected. FP1: 18°C // FP2: 19-20°C

Maximum temperature expected: 20 Celsius

Minimum temperature expected: 16 Celsius

Chance of rain: >80%

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 – FP3 AND QUALIFYING

Conditions: Another weather front expected to cross the region. Still cloudy and showery at times. 5-15mm of rain expected. Sustained southerly wind. FP3: 16°C // Q: 18°C

Maximum temperature expected: 18 Celsius

Minimum temperature expected: 16 Celsius

Chance of rain: >80%

SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 – RACE

Conditions: High probability of showers, still under the influence of the low pressure area. Windy with moderate southwesterly wind. Race start: 19°C

Maximum temperature expected: 19 Celsius

Minimum temperature expected: 15 Celsius

Chance of rain: 80%

The Dutch Grand Prix is scheduled to take place from Friday, August 29th to Sunday, August 31st, 2025, at the Circuit Park Zandvoort.

The weekend will feature three days of on-track action, with the main race taking place on Sunday.