McLaren boss Zak Brown says Formula 1 teams are 'monitoring' the health situation in Vietnam where several cases of the Chinese coronavirus have been detected. F1 is due to race for the very first time in the South Asian country on April 4, with Hanoi hosting the fourth round of the F1 world championship. However, news has emerged that the coronavirus has crossed the Chinese border and found its way into Vietnam, where several villages near Hanoi - totaling 10,000 people - have been put under lock down by the local authorities. Vietnam Grand Prix next in line for cancellation? The development has now put Vietnam in focus as an event under potential risk. Speaking at the launch of McLaren's...
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