Update: How is the weather on Saturday in Hockenheim

After the very eventful start training on Friday at the Hockenheim Ring, meteorologists expect that will come on Saturday at the front lines a little more rest – at least when it comes to the German weather computer.

The temperatures at the beginning of the third Free practice at 13 degrees. It is cloudy and the risk of rain is 20 percent. The American computer expects the other hand, light rain with a probability of 60 percent.

At the start of qualifying, it is 14 degrees with only slightly “hotter”. The risk of rainfall is also at 20 percent. The wind is weak from a northwesterly direction. The American model is calculated with a chance of light rain 40 percent.

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