McLaren say the team member who tested positive for coronavirus at the Australian Grand Prix is "recovering well" and is now free of symptoms. The McLaren employee's positive test on Thursday in Melbourne triggered the cancellation of the race after a series of meetings into Friday morning. All McLaren personnel who travelled to Australia will stay away from the factory for two weeks as a precaution. Fourteen who had close contact with the man remain in Melbourne in quarantine. They are being helped through their 14-day self-isolation by racing director Andrea Stella, who volunteered to stay behind to support them. McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown said the decision...
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