McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl is obviously no stranger to the Nürburgring, but F1's return to the Eifel circuit will represent a "special moment" for the papaya squad's team boss. F1 will race at the German track for the first time since 2013, an opportunity the country's fans owe to the coronavirus pandemic which forced the cancellation of several races and their replacement with venues that were not originally scheduled to appear on the sport's 2020 calendar. "Racing at the Nürburgring for the first time in F1 since 2013 is exciting for the sport," Seidl said. "It’s a circuit I’ve done a lot of races at in varying conditions in my racing life. Due to the...
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