Formula One teams have voted to shut down for the next month and amend the sporting regulations to extend the break from two to four weeks admit the coronavirus pandemic. The summer break is used to ensure the whole of the paddock gets a two week holiday in August. This follows a dramatic week which
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The Formula One season has been suspended until the 1st May following the outbreak of coronavirus. On Friday, crisis talks continued in Melbourne after eight members of McLaren tested positive for the virus causing the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix. The first race of the season is expected to take place in Zandvoort, making
Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix have cancelled this weekends opening race following an outbreak of the coronavirus. In late-night talks which continued until the gates opened teams debated whether continue with the race weekend. The crisis was sparked on Thursday when a member of McLaren tested positive for the virus and the team withdrew.
A special edition on the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix, following a outbreak of the coronavirus in the paddock. on of the Australian Grand Prix, following a outbreak of the coronavirus in the paddock.
Po Constructor Nat Points 1 Mercedes GER 739 2 Ferrari ITA 504 3 Red Bull – Honda AUT 417 4 McLaren – Renault GBR 145 5 Renault FRA 91 6 Scuderia Toro Rosso-Honda ITA 85 7 Racing Point – Mercedes GBR 73 8 Alfa Romeo Racing – Ferrari SUI 57 9 Haas – Ferrari USA
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Formula One Vault Prixviews the opening race of the 2020 season, which takes place in Albert Park, Melbourne.
Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have announced the race will go ahead behind closed doors due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. The race is due to take place on 20 – 22 March and will only be broadcast on TV and radio. A statement said, “In consultation with our international partners and the
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