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The FIA is determined to avoid a repeat of the Qatar Grand Prix situation in which Formula 1 drivers vomited and nearly fainted mid-race due to the extreme heat. Here are some things it could consider
cut the race in half, but maybe reduce it by a few laps, or find a way to decrease the time spent on track.”Furthermore, improving driver hydration and providing better cooling systems within the cockpit could also be considered.Investing in research and technology to develop more efficient and effective cooling mechanisms for the drivers and their equipment could help mitigate the effects of extreme temperatures.Incorporating mandatory rest periods during races, similar to the drinks breaks in football, could also be explored to allow the drivers time to recover and cool down.In addition, implementing stricter monitoring and regulations on the maximum allowable internal temperature for drivers could help ensure their safety and well-being.Finally, considering the geographical location and time of year when scheduling races could also play a role in reducing the potential impact of extreme weather conditions.”These are just a few potential measures that the FIA could consider to better cope with racing in extreme temperature and humidity.
Source: The Race
