Christian Horner has defended the handling of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, saying ti was a 'moving target' that F1 bosses had to respond to. Despite many sporting series around the world shutting up shop, Formula 1's 2,000-strong paddock ventured down to Melbourne earlier this month for the start of the season. Almost immediately news broke that a McLaren team personnel was self-isolating having shown signs of the coronavirus. Two days later McLaren announced he was positive and withdrew from the grand prix. Some 10 hours after that, as the fans and journalists alike waited for news on whether the grand prix would go ahead, Formula 1 finally announced that it would not race in...
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