The Italian Met Office has issued new flood warnings with the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on the horizon. Faenza, an Italian city located within a 25-minute drive from the Imola circuit, has been hit by devastating floods, causing hundreds to be evacuated, with two locals dying. Local residents have been warned matters may worsen over the coming days as the threat of extreme weather persists. Fortunately for the Italian Grand Prix, there has been no damage to the track meaning the race will go ahead. Want to work in Formula 1? Browse the latest F1 job vacancies However, with numerous teams adding new additions, the chance of corroborating upgrades looks thin as the rain will impact the...
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