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I don't think they should race in Qatar to begin with, but if they must - it needs to be moved into cooler months. Drivers will always drive, there is no question of their dedication and desire to take a win, but athletes also shouldn't be subjected to inhumane competition conditions. How many red flags have gone out because the track conditions were poor? Why isn't heat taken as seriously?
For all we know it was another Saudi situation where everyone knew it was unsafe but the country implied they couldn't leave without racing