Singapore Grand Prix organisers are keeping a close watch on the toxic levels of the "unhealthy" smoke haze that has blanketed the city in the past week. Forest fires and burning land in plantations from nearby Indonesia have produced a smog over Singapore that could threaten next weekend's event if further deterioration ensues. Ecclestone: Calendar expansion only 'devalues' Formula 1 "There has been a deterioration in the haze conditions in Singapore this afternoon," said the city-state's National Environment Agency in a statement released on Sunday. "This was due to a confluence of winds over the nearby region that led to more smoke haze from Sumatra being blown...
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