Ross Brawn has detailed how Formula 1 are planning to create a 'biosphere' at race venues in 2020, telling the F1 Show that the paddock will become a "bubble of isolation" with personnel tested every two days. Although the first 10 races have been called off due to coronavirus, F1 have been stepping up plans to start the delayed season behind closed doors in July - potentially with back-to-back double-headers in Austria and Great Britain - and believe they will have logistics in place to do so safely. Asked about the proposal of a 'biosphere' environment as he joined Sky F1's Karun Chandhok, Paul Di Resta and Simon Lazenby on our new Monday show, Brawn, the managing director of...
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