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Italian Grand Prix declared heat-hazard race

Italian Grand Prix declared heat-hazard race
BBC Sport Thursday 03 September 2026, 09:41 UTC 1 min read
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The Italian Grand Prix is declared a heat-hazard race as high temperatures continue in the country following the summer heatwave.

The Italian Grand Prix is declared a heat-hazard race as high temperatures continue in the country following the summer heatwave.
Italian Grand Prix (ORG) The Italian Grand Prix (ORG)
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