Singapore Grand Prix: F1 race will go ahead despite haze blanket

In a statement, Singapore GP said current air quality levels -- rated unhealthy rather than dangerous on the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) -- meant there were 'no plans to amend the published racing and entertainment program.'

But with the floodlit night race taking place this weekend, the statement added: 'The haze situation is highly changeable, not only from day to day but also from hour to hour.



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'Therefore, it is currently not possible to reliably predict what the PSI level might be over the race weekend.

'We will continue to work closely with all the relevant government authorities to receive the best possible forecasts when they are available.'

Singapore GP said pollution masks would be sold throughout the Marina Bay street circuit on which the race is held, with all first aid posts 'on standby to handle any possible haze-related conditions.'

An annual problem, the haze is caused by farmers in neighboring Indonesia burning forests to clear land for farming.

This year it has resulted in some flights being delayed or canceled, but the race authorities have said it could only threaten the event if 'visibility, public health or operational issues' developed.

The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host.

In a statement, Singapore GP said current air quality levels -- rated unhealthy rather than dangerous on the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) -- meant there were 'no plans to amend the published racing and entertainment program.' 'We will continue to work closely with all the relevant government authorities to receive the best possible forecasts when they are available.' An annual problem, the haze is caused by farmers in neighboring Indonesia burning forests to clear land for farming. But with the floodlit night race taking place this weekend, the statement added: 'The haze situation is highly changeable, not only from day to day but also from hour to hour. In a statement, Singapore GP said current air quality levels -- rated unhealthy rather than dangerous on the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) -- meant there were 'no plans to amend the published racing and entertainment program.' The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host. The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host. 'Therefore, it is currently not possible to reliably predict what the PSI level might be over the race weekend. 'Therefore, it is currently not possible to reliably predict what the PSI level might be over the race weekend. Singapore GP said pollution masks would be sold throughout the Marina Bay street circuit on which the race is held, with all first aid posts 'on standby to handle any possible haze-related conditions.' The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host. But with the floodlit night race taking place this weekend, the statement added: 'The haze situation is highly changeable, not only from day to day but also from hour to hour. But with the floodlit night race taking place this weekend, the statement added: 'The haze situation is highly changeable, not only from day to day but also from hour to hour. The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host. This year it has resulted in some flights being delayed or canceled, but the race authorities have said it could only threaten the event if 'visibility, public health or operational issues' developed. 'Therefore, it is currently not possible to reliably predict what the PSI level might be over the race weekend. 'Therefore, it is currently not possible to reliably predict what the PSI level might be over the race weekend. In a statement, Singapore GP said current air quality levels -- rated unhealthy rather than dangerous on the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) -- meant there were 'no plans to amend the published racing and entertainment program.' An annual problem, the haze is caused by farmers in neighboring Indonesia burning forests to clear land for farming. The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host. Singapore GP said pollution masks would be sold throughout the Marina Bay street circuit on which the race is held, with all first aid posts 'on standby to handle any possible haze-related conditions.' 'We will continue to work closely with all the relevant government authorities to receive the best possible forecasts when they are available.' An annual problem, the haze is caused by farmers in neighboring Indonesia burning forests to clear land for farming. But with the floodlit night race taking place this weekend, the statement added: 'The haze situation is highly changeable, not only from day to day but also from hour to hour. The September 20 race, the 13th round of this year's Grand Prix schedule, costs the Singapore government $65 million a year to host.

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