Lando Norris sees that the consequences of the coronavirus create a level playing field around the developments of the F1 cars. The Brit from McLaren thinks that, due to the prolonged 'shutdown' of the factories, nobody can work on the car, and therefore nobody benefits from the standstill. "Nobody's doing anything to make the cars faster in this current period," Norris told Motorsport.com. "So I think the decisions they've made are the best for everyone". Norris is also obliged to sit at home now, but knows how to spend his free time in virtual racing. Next Sunday he will also be present at the virtual Grand Prix of China. Read more Brown: 'The coronavirus is finally...
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