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Italian Grand Prix at Monza declared heat-hazard race by FIA

FIA declares Italian Grand Prix at Monza a heat-hazard race over forecast temperatures above 31C.

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The FIA has declared the Italian Grand Prix at Monza a heat-hazard race for the race scheduled on Sunday. [1] Red Bull Racing driver Isack Hadjar will miss the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to continue recovering from a wrist injury. [2] Andrea Kimi Antonelli, the current Formula 1 championship leader, will start the Italian Grand Prix at Monza from the last position on the grid. [3] The cooling kit is optional; drivers who do not use it must carry 5kg of ballast in their car to avoid a competitive advantage. [4] The FIA's heat-hazard designation is applied when forecast temperatures are expected to exceed 31C at some point during Sunday's race. [5] Red Bull Racing confirmed that Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar at the wheel for the Italian Grand Prix alongside teammate Max Verstappen. [6] This absence marks the second consecutive Formula 1 race that Isack Hadjar will miss due to his injury. [7] Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson in the Racing Bulls seat for the Italian Grand Prix. [8] Liam Lawson will remain in the second seat of the Red Bull team following Hadjar's absence. [9] Racing Bulls confirmed that Oliver Lindblad and Yuki Tsunoda will continue as their drivers for the Italian Grand Prix. [10] Liam Lawson, who usually races for the satellite team Racing Bulls, will return to drive alongside Max Verstappen for Red Bull. [11] Red Bull Racing stated on September 2, 2026, that while Hadjar's recovery is progressing, the team decided not to take the risk of his return for this race. [12]
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  1. The FIA has declared the Italian Grand Prix at Monza a heat-hazard race for the race scheduled on Sunday. · BBC Sport
  2. Red Bull Racing driver Isack Hadjar will miss the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to continue recovering from a wrist injury. · Deadspin
  3. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, the current Formula 1 championship leader, will start the Italian Grand Prix at Monza from the last position on the grid. · lanacion.com.arArgentina
  4. The cooling kit is optional; drivers who do not use it must carry 5kg of ballast in their car to avoid a competitive advantage. · BBC Sport
  5. The FIA's heat-hazard designation is applied when forecast temperatures are expected to exceed 31C at some point during Sunday's race. · BBC Sport
  6. Red Bull Racing confirmed that Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar at the wheel for the Italian Grand Prix alongside teammate Max Verstappen. · Deadspin
  7. This absence marks the second consecutive Formula 1 race that Isack Hadjar will miss due to his injury. · Deadspin
  8. Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson in the Racing Bulls seat for the Italian Grand Prix. · EL NACIONAL
  9. Liam Lawson will remain in the second seat of the Red Bull team following Hadjar's absence. · 24 Horas
  10. Racing Bulls confirmed that Oliver Lindblad and Yuki Tsunoda will continue as their drivers for the Italian Grand Prix. · 24 Horas
  11. Liam Lawson, who usually races for the satellite team Racing Bulls, will return to drive alongside Max Verstappen for Red Bull. · Media Indonesia
  12. Red Bull Racing stated on September 2, 2026, that while Hadjar's recovery is progressing, the team decided not to take the risk of his return for this race. · Media Indonesia
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