Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has confirmed that it is dropping more health and safety protocols originally aimed at preventing the spread of COVID within the paddock at race weekends. The strict measures were introduced in 2020 when the pandemic first emerged, and allowed the sport to get back to racing albeit in a delayed and curtailed fashion. But with cases now diminishing worldwide, and countries revising their own COVID precautions, the sport now feels that it can take another step back to normal next season. Read also: Hamilton justifies Covid mask 'personal choice' The original requirements included a ban on any non-essential personnel (including media) at events, as well as...
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