To paraphrase Oscar Wilde's Lady Bracknell, 'to have one of your drivers test positive for the virus is a misfortune, to have both looks like carelessness'. And that appears to be McLaren boss, Zak Brown's opinion of Racing Point's approach to virus protocols. 'At McLaren, we put our people first and foremost, we won't take any risks, we won't gamble,' the American told reporters at today's official press conference. 'We recognise how dangerous this is,' he continued, 'and want to make sure everyone stays healthy, continue to put on Grands Prix. 'The sport has done a good job, there has been more cases, Racing Point being most visible recently. We do a tremendous amount of testing, we take...
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