A directive from the Hungarian government banning large public events until mid-August has thrown into doubt the country's Grand Prix scheduled on August 2. The new measure, published on Thursday, restricts until mid-August public events involving more than 500 participants to limit further propagation of the coronavirus. The decision came just a day after Hungarian Grand Prix boss Zsolt Gyulay said that his organization was moving ahead with its plans to host its August 2 race at the Hungaroring, with the option of running a race without spectators. Sticchi Damiani rubbishes 'fake news' Monza cancellation Hungary's restrictions follow similar measures implemented by France and Belgium...
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