The Singapore Grand Prix (Singapore GP) has officially been designated as a “heat hazard” due to the extremely high track temperatures. These soaring temperatures on the circuit have raised concerns about the safety and well-being of the drivers. Moving forward, all Formula 1 cars will be required to carry cooling vests to prevent heat exhaustion and ensure driver safety in these challenging conditions. This precaution reflects the growing focus on driver health, particularly in extreme weather scenarios.

Max Verstappen Wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix

Current World Champion Max Verstappen added another victory to his impressive season by winning the Azerbaijan Grand Prix (Baku GP). His outstanding performance on the streets of Baku not only secured him the win but also strengthened his position at the top of the 2025 Formula 1 standings. This victory has solidified Verstappen as a key contender for the World Championship, as he continues to dominate the 2025 season with remarkable consistency.

World Aquatics Championships Held in Singapore: Athletes Shine

Singapore also played host to the World Aquatics Championships, where athletes such as Léon Marchand (France), Katie Ledecky (USA), and Summer McIntosh (Canada) all earned multiple gold medals. The competition showcased some of the world’s best swimmers and divers, with these athletes making a major impact on the medal tally.

While the championships were marked by exceptional performances, there were a few minor setbacks, including reports of some athletes contracting gastroenteritis and a few instances of athletes being temporarily detained at international airports. Despite these issues, the championships went smoothly and were a great success for the host city of Singapore.