GP Americas 2026, what will the weather be like? Cooler qualifying, but no rain risk

GP Americas 2026, what will the weather be like? Cooler qualifying, but no rain risk

Less than a week after the Brazilian Grand Prix, the Motomondiale moved further north to enter the United States, in Texas, where this weekend the Americas Grand Prix will be held. Just like in Formula 1, the track where the drivers will compete for victory will be Austin, the COTA (Circuit of the Americas), inaugurated in 2012 and famous for its spectacular ups and downs. In many editions held, one of the major obstacles has been the heat, and so it will be on this weekend as well.

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The risk of precipitation, according to accuweather.com, will be virtually absent throughout the weekend, but with maximum temperatures just above 30° on Friday and Sunday and with predominantly sunny skies. The only exception, at least as far as the maximum temperature is concerned, will be during the qualifying, with the latter taking place with the mercury at 25°. Below are the weather forecasts in more detail.

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2026 Americas GP: weather forecast

Friday 27 MarchSaturday 28 MarchSunday 29 March
SkyMostly sunnyCoolerWarmer
Max temperature32°25°31°
WindSE 9 km/hNE 19 km/hS 15 km/h
Gusts20 km/h19 km/h30 km/h
Probability of rain1%8%5%
Source: Accuweather.com

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