McLaren's Zak Brown castigated Racing Point for the Silverstone-based outfit's handling of Lance Stroll's COVID-19 case at the Eifel GP. Stroll withdrew from the event at the Nürburgring on the Saturday after feeling flu-like symptoms in the run-up to the race weekend. However it later came to light that Stroll had consulted by phone from Germany with his personal physician whose diagnosis excluded a COVID-19 contagion, only for the Canadian to test positive for the virus upon his return to Switzerland on Sunday evening. Furthermore, while the team should have immediately informed the FIA of its driver's plight, Stroll's positive case was only made public by Racing Point earlier this week...
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