
Formula 1 returns to the track in Barcelona for the second free practice session — follow our live report of FP2 at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari arrives on the Iberian Peninsula with a new feature: a new front wing that should not be affected by the recent technical directive we previously discussed. The Scuderia’s goal remains the same as in recent races: to close the gap to their nearest rivals — Mercedes and Red Bull — and to the more distant ones, like the untouchable McLaren.
Winning in Barcelona will be a tough task, especially due to the weather conditions, as the heat could negatively impact on-track performance.
The start of FP2 at the Spanish GP is scheduled for 5:00 PM Central European Summer Time. Our live session report on the site will begin around 4:55 PM in the video below.
F1, Spanish GP 2025: What’s the Weather Forecast for the Weekend?
What weather can we expect this race weekend in Barcelona? High temperatures are expected. As in previous years, the chances of a wet track are close to zero: sun and intense heat are forecast for the entire weekend. These uncomfortable temperatures could cause some issues for the cars. Let’s take a closer look.
According to accuweather.com, Friday, May 30 is expected to be clear and sunny with a temperature around 27°C. The situation should (with the usual caution) remain stable on Saturday, May 31, with qualifying sessions under clear or partly cloudy skies. The same applies to Sunday, June 1: during the race, conditions should be clear or partly cloudy. Temperatures will remain steady around 27°C. The chance of rain is virtually nonexistent, currently standing at just 1%.







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