Singapore Grand Prix officials have put measures in place to ensure spectators are informed and protected from the high air pollution which has hit the country this week. A high number of forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia has caused thick smog to descend on Singapore, raising the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) to 'unhealthy' levels, according to Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA). The current reading of between 116 to 128 – although fluctuating wildly depending on the time of day and location – is at a three-year high and well above the reading of 50 which is considered to be 'good', whilst 51-100 is ranked as 'moderate'. Race...
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