FIA declares heat hazard for Italian Grand Prix at Monza

First reported 17 hours ago · latest 12 minutes ago

The FIA declares the Italian Grand Prix a heat hazard event, requiring drivers to wear cooling vests or add ballast due to extreme temperatures at Monza.

How the sources differ

Autosport details the cooling vest or ballast options, while Motorsport.com mistakenly refers to the Austrian GP in its lead. BBC Sport notes the ongoing heatwave. The official FIA document, if present, would establish the exact technical requirements and conditions.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most complete explanation of the heat hazard declaration, including the cooling vest or ballast options, without errors.

FIA declares heat hazard for Italian Grand Prix at Monza

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