Mexico City GP forecast: dry race, 27°C highs, cool mornings
The forecast for the Mexico City GP points to a dry race on Sunday, with temperatures between 13°C and 27°C, light to moderate winds and track temperatures that could reach 45°C. Friday carries a 30% rain chance, Saturday 20% in the afternoon and evening.
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A previsão está fechada para o GP da Cidade do México, no Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, a etapa do meio de uma sequência tripla que começou em Austin e termina em São Paulo.
Doze meses atrás, o circuito produziu uma tarde quente e ensolarada em que Lando Norris venceu e, com isso, conquistou seu primeiro título de pilotos, batendo Charles Leclerc e Max Verstappen, enquanto Oscar Piastri terminou apenas em quinto. Repetir isso parece mais difícil desta vez, com a McLaren fora de forma em Austin no último fim de semana. Em vez disso, os holofotes estão em Kimi Antonelli, que pode fechar o título aqui. George Russell e Lewis Hamilton são os homens com a missão de impedi-lo.
A sexta-feira, para TL1 e TL2, parece amplamente favorável: máxima de 25°C durante o dia, mínima de 12-13°C à noite, vento de cerca de 5 km/h com rajadas de até 30 km/h e chance de chuva de 30% — menor do que nos últimos dias. Predominantemente seco, com nebulosidade generalizada, é o resumo.
O sábado, para TL3 e classificação, começa frio, com 13°C pela manhã, e esquenta até 27°C à tarde, e a temperatura da pista pode passar de 40-45°C. O céu deve misturar sol e nuvens, o risco de neblina é baixo no início — maior se tiver chovido no dia anterior — e a chuva à tarde e à noite fica em 20%. Ventos perto de 10 km/h devem quase não afetar a atividade.
O domingo, dia da corrida, parece ideal: 13°C a 27°C, sem precipitação prevista neste momento, ventos fracos a moderados com média de 8 km/h e rajadas de 25-30 km/h, e temperatura de pista que pode chegar a 45°C sob céu limpo, com algumas nuvens passageiras à tarde.
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