The Formula 1 world may have come to a complete standstill because of the coronavirus, but that didn't stop Mercedes from producing something. However, this time it isn't an innovative design for the car, but in battle with the COVID-19. In the space of a week, the University of London together with the Mercedes Formula 1 team have developed a product that sends oxygen to the lungs without the need for ventilation equipment. Where normally this could take years to develop, it was now ready in a week. Read more F1 Social Stint | This is what Formula 1 drivers do during the coronavirus break The mask, which goes under the title Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), ensures that air is...
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