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What is a heat-hazard race?

A heat-hazard race is declared when environmental conditions, such as high temperatures and humidity, pose a significant risk to driver safety and performance. The Italian Grand Prix being named one means specific measures, like the optional cooling kit and ballast rule, are put in place to mitigate these risks.

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