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Formula 1 cockpits can get incredibly hot, especially in races like the Italian Grand Prix where temperatures could exceed 31C. Drivers wear fire-resistant overalls, but cooling kits, often involving circulating cool air or fluid, help manage body temperature and prevent heat exhaustion, which can severely impact performance.
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