The Canadian Grand Prix, scheduled for June 16-18, could be under threat as forest fires continue to rage across the Quebec region. CanadianGP CanadianWildfires Formula1 f1
Canadian GP under threat? Forest fires rage across Montreal regionThe Canadian Grand Prix could be under threat as forest fires continue to rage across the Quebec region.
Environment Canada has issued smog warnings and air quality statements for many regions with the smoke travelling as far down as New York City. “Smog especially affects asthmatic children and people with respiratory ailments or heart disease. It is therefore recommended that these individuals avoid intense physical activity outdoors until the smog warning is lifted.”The Canadian Grand Prix is set to take place on the weekend of June 16th-18th but there is no guarantee the fires will be fully extinguished by then.
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