Shanghai has, at least for now, no plans to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix despite the outbreak of the virus that has killed 17 people. On Thursday the city of Wuhan, the centre of the outbreak, was placed under lock-down. The virus, though, has already begun spreading to other countries. In order to contain it as much as possible the Motor Sports Federation of the People's Republic of China announced the cancellation of a rally that was scheduled for mid-February. The statement said: 'As part of efforts to prevent and control the outbreak of a new type of coronavirus, in accordance with the instruction from the General Administration of Sport ‘On Suspending All Sports Competitions...
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