Scorching forecast triggers F1 heat warning for Austrian Grand Prix (opens original article in a new tab)
Formula One issued a heat warning for the Austrian Grand Prix due to extreme temperatures, requiring cooling systems for drivers.
- Formula One declared a heat hazard for the Austrian Grand Prix due to temperatures over 31°C.
- Teams must fit driver cooling systems, but drivers can opt for a ballast penalty instead.
- This is the first heat hazard of the 2026 season, following similar designations in Singapore and the US in 2025.
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