The ninth round of the 2025 Formula 1 season takes place in Barcelona—arguably the most pivotal race of the year. Here’s a detailed look at the weather forecast and full schedule for the Spanish Grand Prix
Barcelona, beloved Barcelona. We’ve reached the decisive moment of the 2025 F1 season. In Montmeló, on Catalan soil, the championship enters a critical phase. Following Lando Norris’s victory in Monaco, the Spanish GP will introduce a regulatory shake-up: major restrictions on front wing flexibility and enhanced compliance checks.
The new front wing rules are essentially rewriting the 2024 regulations, with significant changes anticipated and already factored in by the teams. Red Bull, in particular, has pointed fingers at McLaren, hoping that a performance drop from Woking will pave the way for Verstappen’s fifth world title. Meanwhile, Ferrari can only hope things improve, as their season couldn’t have started much worse. So let’s dive into the expected weather conditions and full broadcast schedule for the Spanish Grand Prix.
Weather Forecast and TV Schedule – Spanish Grand Prix
Weather in Barcelona is never just a footnote. While recent races haven’t seen much rain or chaos, the Catalan heat can always throw a wrench into the teams’ plans. Here are the detailed forecasts and session timings:
Weather Forecast: Sunny skies are expected throughout the weekend with minimal chance of rain. Temperatures will hover just below the 30°C mark, promising hot track conditions. Weekend Schedule (Local Time – CEST):
FRIDAY, MAY 30:
- 13:30 – FP1 (Sky)
- 17:00 – FP2 (Sky)
SATURDAY, MAY 31:
- 12:30 – FP3 (Sky)
- 16:00 – QUALIFYING (LIVE Sky, delayed 18:30 TV8)
SUNDAY, JUNE 1:
- 15:00 – RACE (LIVE Sky, delayed 18:00 TV8)
Photo: Scuderia Ferrari HP, McLaren
