F1: weather report for the Hungaroring
By LJ Hutchins
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
The Hungaroring, near Hungary’s capital of Budapest, is the venue for this weekend’s 11th round of the Formula One World Championship.
The circuit is the traditional destination for hordes of racing-mad Finns, celebrating the nearest thing they get to a home Grand Prix. And this year, we wager, the Polish fans of Robert Kubica could well be out in force.
At time of writing it’s due to be sunny for practice and qualifying, but heavy showers are forecast for the day of the race.
If you want to know what kinds of weather that’s expected over the weekend, click here for the BBC’s five-day forecast for the Budapest region.
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