Having recently announced that the Austrian Grand Prix, currently scheduled to kick-start the 2020 season, will be run as a biosphere, 'a very enclosed environment where the teams come in on charters (flights), we channel them into the circuit, we make sure everyone's tested, cleared, there's no risk to anyone and we have a race without spectators', according to Ross Brawn, the F1 MD has given further insight into how the sport is intending to ensure the coronavirus doesn't contaminate any member of the 'community'. 'We're working very closely with the FIA,' he tells Sky Sports. 'The FIA are doing a great job of putting together the structure that we need and everyone will be tested and...
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