Formula 1 plans to create an isolated environment for competitors when it starts racing again in July. Managing director Ross Brawn said they are working on a "kind of biosphere" in which teams and drivers would operate at races without spectators. F1 aims to start the championship with consecutive races at the Red Bull Ring in Austria on 5 and 12 July. "We're working our way through all the requirements to make sure we operate in a safe environment," Brawn said. How F1 wants to put the show back on the road Who said that? Guess the memorable F1 quotes Brawn, who was talking on an official F1 podcast, said that re-starting a season that has been thrown into disarray by...
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