The British GP could go ahead this season behind closed doors, but marshals still have safety concerns for the event. Under their plans Formula 1 want to create a 'bubble of isolation', placing strict limits on who is allowed into the paddock on race weekends and their freedom of movement to avoid any repeats of what happened in Australia. And if the British Grand Prix at Silverstone is one of the 2020 races to be held in front of empty grandstands, the volunteer marshals will have to be there. Carolyn Doyle, who has worked the British Grand Prix twice, told The Guardian: 'We are like one big family. “We are there because we love it and we want to achieve the same thing – that’s what...
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