Drivers cool despite Singapore Grand Prix being declared as Formula One’s first ‘heat hazard’ race

This weekend’s Singapore race will be the first time a new rule to help drivers stay cool has been invoked. Read more at ...
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How Do Formula 1 Drivers Stay Cool?

Formula 1 drivers stay cool in cockpits that often reach more than 50°C by relying on hydration systems, cooling technologies, and structured training methods. Managing heat is essential for both ...

Singapore Is F1’s First ‘Heat Hazard’ Race, But What Exactly Does That Mean?

This weekend's heat index will surpass 125 degrees in Singapore, and with cockpit temps already reaching 140 degrees on a ...

F1’s Singapore Grand Prix declared a heat hazard: What does it mean for the race?

The term was formed following the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix, where drivers experienced physical symptoms after racing in the ...
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Singapore Grand Prix heat: how F1 drivers keep cool, explained

Creating approximately 1000 horsepower doesn't come without its wasted energy, and a lot of this comes in the form of heat.

'Heat hazard' at Singapore GP means F1 drivers must decide on cooling vests

This week’s Singapore Grand Prix has officially been declared a “heat hazard.” SINGAPORE — This week’s Singapore Grand Prix ...

F1 drivers say cooling vests should remain optional

Champions Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton urged Formula One's governing body not to make cooling vests mandatory at hot ...

FIA declares first Formula One 'heat hazard' race in Singapore

The FIA has invoked its "heat hazard" regulation for the first time at a Formula One race because of the high temperatures ...
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Drivers Open to More F1 Sprint Races, but Not Gimmicks

Formula 1 drivers say they are receptive to the idea of holding more Sprint races, but are wary of making too many changes to the format. Formula 1 introduced Sprint races in 2021, holding three per ...