Bahrain GP in Malaysia declared heat-hazard race for third time this year

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The Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia is declared a heat-hazard race, the third such designation this year. The event takes place in Sepang, where climate differs from Bahrain.

How the sources differ

BBC Sport F1 leads on the designation being the third of the year, while PlanetF1 focuses on the weather forecast and rain risk in Sepang. Crash.net explains what the heat-hazard status means and what happens next.

Recommended first read: Crash.net provides the most comprehensive explanation of the heat-hazard designation and its implications, making it the most informative for readers.

Bahrain GP in Malaysia declared heat-hazard race for third time this year

How the sources differ

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