F1 issues first-ever ‘heat hazard’ warning for Singapore Grand Prix
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In a groundbreaking move, Formula 1 has issued its first-ever 'heat hazard' warning for the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix, where temperatures are expected to soar to 31°C. This proactive measure allows drivers the option to wear cooling vests, highlighting the sport's commitment to safety and athlete well-being. As extreme weather becomes more common, this initiative not only protects the drivers but also sets a precedent for how motorsport can adapt to changing conditions.
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