When Formula 1 – under current plans – returns to action it will have been 217 days since the most recent race, with drivers out of the cockpit for 126 days, marking an exceptionally long gap between competitive action. The landscape, socially and logistically, will also have changed substantially. But how might it affect the Formula 1 paddock? Motorsport Week spoke to Doctor Riccardo Ceccarelli, Founder and CEO of Formula Medicine, for an insight into the situation. For many drivers the current period is the longest they have endured without getting behind the wheel of a racing car. It is the longest they have been in one single place. And when they return to their jobs their working...
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