Formula 1 personnel will be tested for COVID-19 every two days as part of the sport's ‘biosphere' plan to resume racing, says managing director Ross Brawn. Having seen the first 10 races of the season either cancelled or postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Brawn shed some light on the extreme biosecurity measures that will be taken to try and get the season underway. 'We're working together with the FIA, and the FIA are putting together a great structure for what we need,” Brawn told Sky Sports F1. 'Everyone [in the paddock] will be tested, and will have clearance before they can go in. 'And then every two days they'll be tested whilst they're in the paddock. 'That will be...
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