The F1 circus rolls into Spa-Francorchamps on July 26-28 for the 14th round of the 2024 season, marking the final stop before the championship heads off for a well-deserved summer break.
With seven different race winners already this season, capped by Oscar Piastri's dramatic maiden grand prix victory last round in Hungary, the championship fight is hotter than ever.
As the focus now shifts to Spa, the pressure is on teams to maximise their points haul before the month-long break, but the unpredictable Belgian weather could throw a wrench into their strategies.
So, what can we expect from the skies above Spa-Francorchamps this weekend?
Belgian Grand Prix weather forecast
Friday, July 26: FP1 and FP2
Looking at the current forecast, the weekend at Spa appears to be a bit of a gamble weather-wise.
Friday's first practice session took place in dry conditions, as did the second practice run despite the 40% chance of rain at 5pm local time.
Temperatures were pleasant, reaching a high of 21 degrees Celsius.
Although there was a slight chance of rain earlier in the day, it's currently forecasted to be clear for the race itself at 3pm.
Temperatures will see a high of 23 degrees, dropping to 10 degrees at night. Light northerly winds are also expected, along with a humidity level of 75%.