In the ninth race of the 2025 season, F1 hits the track in Barcelona and for this reason we looked at the weather forecast for the Spanish GP weekend, the race in which the new technical directive will make its debut.
There is great anticipation to understand what the effects of the new rules on flexible wings will be as they debut in Catalonia. The FIA wants to resolve the matter once and for all and has decided to make checks on front wing flexibility much stricter.
Who will benefit? Some believe the effects could be significant, potentially shaking up the balance on the grid. Others think there won’t be major changes, with McLaren expected to maintain the leading role it has held so far.
Already from the first free practice sessions, there will certainly be signs that could help us understand who will be most penalised by the new technical directive.
Weather forecast for the Montmeló weekend
Friday
The ninth weekend of the season will follow the standard format. Teams will have two hours of free practice, and the weather on Friday should be favourable. There should be no rain during the day, with temperatures around 28°C when the cars are on track.
Saturday
The situation should be similar on Saturday. Temperatures will remain around twenty-seven degrees when the cars are on track for the second day of on-track activity. There could be some clouds providing a backdrop to qualifying at Montmeló.
Sunday
Temperatures will be around twenty-eight degrees when the cars are on track for what will be the ninth race of the 2025 Formula 1 season. There should be no rain during the day, with the sun expected to shine over the Barcelona circuit.
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