The Australian Grand Prix was cancelled in March when it became known that an employee at McLaren was infected with the coronavirus. Nine other Grand Prixs were then postponed or cancelled, but there is no need to fear the same scenario again. The head of the medical committee of the FIA states in conversation with L'Equipe that future Grands Prix will not have to be cancelled if someone in Formula 1 gets infected. Professor Gérard Saillant claims that significant progress has been made in detecting the coronavirus and the measures to be taken in that case. Read more No increase in corona infections in Austria: 'Very, very positive situation' Optimism at FIA Saillant thinks that...
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