Formula 1's Director of Motorsports, Ross Brawn, has revealed that everyone in the paddock will be tested for Covid-19 before they can enter, followed by tests every two days to ensure a safe working environment. F1 recently confirmed its intention to finally start the 2020 season with a double-header weekend in Austria in July, and to allow that to happen it has laid out plans for a biosphere environment whereby the F1 circus would be largely isolated from the general public. Part of this includes running races behind closed doors and allowing only minimal employees inside the paddock and during a chat with Sky Sports F1, he revealed further details, including regular testing. 'We’re...
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