Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says a positive case of the coronavirus within the F1 paddock - even one hitting a driver - will not jeopardise the entire race weekend. F1 published its official schedule for the summer, an agenda that will include eight races form early July to September, with two venues - the Red Bull Ring and Silverstone - hosting a pair of races one week apart. The sport will operate behind closed gates at each event and within an extremely regulated environment that will include testing, team staff limited to 80 members and physical distancing between groups according to "a rigorous set of guidelines" put together by F1. "An individual having been found with...
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