Screening, testing and a whole lot of isolation will be on the cards when Formula 1 goes racing at the Red Bull Ring, says Christian Horner. The Austrian circuit is intent on opening the 2020 Formula 1 season in July but, of course, that depends on whether the organisers can guarantee the safety of all those involved. Already F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn has spoken of racing in a 'small bubble' with teams not permitted to interact with the public or even with one another. All the races will be behind closed doors while even the media won't be present. Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has referred to it as a 'TV-only' event. Horner admits the steps that will be taken by the Red Bull Ring and...
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