The heat is on at Bahrain GP in Sepang
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Drivers will need to keep cool after heat-hazard race is declared, with temperatures expected to reach up to 33°C during this weekend's event.
From the original report
According to the BBC, the designation is the third heat-hazard classification of the season, following the Austrian and Italian grands prix.
A heat hazard is an official status given to a race when temperatures are forecast to exceed 31°C at some point during the event.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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