Formula 1’s French Grand Prix has a “good plan” to ensure it avoids a repeat of the traffic chaos that occurred at last year’s event, says Eric Boullier. F1’s return to France in 2018 was marred by three days of traffic congestion problems getting in and out of Paul Ricard, leaving fans outraged after they were unable to reach the circuit due to hours of queues. But former McLaren Racing Director Boullier - who now works as an advisor and ambassador for the French GP - is hopeful of a solution after race organisers linked up with a company that has assisted with a number of major sporting events, including golf’s Ryder Cup and the 2016 UEFA European Championship. “The plan...
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