F1 Brazil GP: Weather Forecast, Schedule and How to Watch
The 2025 Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos promises an exciting weekend, with Motorsport.com delivering live updates from every session — from free practice to Sunday’s race.
Weekend Schedule
- Friday, 7 November: Practice 1 and Sprint Qualifying
- Saturday, 8 November: Sprint Race and Qualifying
- Sunday, 9 November: Brazilian Grand Prix
Friday, 7 November – Practice and Sprint Qualifying
The first day at Interlagos should be dry, with temperatures starting near 19°C and rising to about 21°C by the time sprint qualifying begins. Humidity will hover around 67%, but despite that, rain remains unlikely, with only a 30% chance early on, dropping to 10% later in the day.
Saturday, 8 November – Sprint Race and Qualifying
Saturday is also expected to stay dry. The chance of drizzle during either the sprint race or qualifying is just 20%. Conditions are set to be warm—between 24°C and 26°C—with high humidity and considerable cloud cover making the air feel heavy.
Sunday, 9 November – Race Day
Sunday’s forecast suggests mixed weather, with about a 50% chance of rain around race start. Considering Interlagos’ reputation for unpredictable, rain-affected races, fans may once again see showers influencing the outcome in the afternoon.
“Given Interlagos’ history of rain-affected races, expect the clouds to open at some point come Sunday afternoon.”
Author Summary
The 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix weekend at Interlagos is set for mostly dry conditions until Sunday, when rain could shake up the race and add unpredictable drama.