Formula 1 bosses are in talks with the UK government as to whether new measures to control coronavirus affect plans to re-start the season. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Sunday that air travellers into the UK would soon be forced to self-isolate for a 14-day period after arrival. On paper, that could scupper F1's plans to hold two races in Austria and two at Silverstone on consecutive weekends. But F1 has detailed plans to ensure its activities will be coronavirus-safe. It is to set up a rigorous testing procedure for all staff attending races, including Covid-19 tests before travel and further tests for everyone every two days. And a series of isolation measures will be imposed...
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