Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 Weather Report: Hot European Summer Awaits at Hungaroring

As we approach the Hungarian Grand Prix at the iconic Hungaroring, fans and teams are gearing up for an exciting weekend of racing. Situated in a valley in Mogyorod, this circuit is known for its challenging twists and turns, often accompanied by the searing summer heat.

As the iconic grid prepares to descend on this historic track, here's what the weather has in store for us over the three-day event.

Friday, July 19: FP1 and FP2

The weekend kicks off under sunny skies with light winds, making for ideal conditions as the cars hit the track for the first practice session at 1:30 pm local time. The weather forecast indicates a low risk of rain, at just 16%, which will drop to 0% when the second practice session rolls around.

Temperatures are expected to peak at a scorching 35 degrees Celsius before cooling to a more comfortable 21 degrees in the evening. This warm weather will provide a crucial test for both drivers and teams as they fine-tune their setups.

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Saturday, July 20: FP3 and Qualifying

Saturday promises more dry conditions, ensuring uninterrupted sessions for both the final practice and the all-important qualifying rounds. With temperatures expected to climb to a high of 34 degrees Celsius, the track will be hot and grippy, pushing the drivers to extract the maximum performance from their cars.

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Sunday, July 21: Race Day

Race day brings a slight chance of rain, with a 15% probability around the 3 pm start time. Despite this, the overall weather conditions remain favourable, with temperatures similar to Saturday, reaching a high of 33 degrees Celsius and a low of 19 degrees. Light south-westerly winds and humidity levels of around 37% are expected, which could play a role in tyre management and overall race strategy.

As we look ahead to the weekend, the stage is set for another thrilling chapter in this year's Formula 1 season. With Lewis Hamilton's recent victory at Silverstone and Max Verstappen's dominant form, the Hungarian Grand Prix promises to be a gripping contest.

Will Hamilton secure back-to-back wins, or will Max Verstappen reclaim his supremacy? Or perhaps, we'll see another surprise winner emerge from the pack? Only time will tell as the lights go out at the Hungaroring.