McLaren CEO Zak Brown has suggested there was a lack of transparency over the manner in which Racing Point handled Lance Stroll’s illness in Germany. Stroll was unwell at the Nürburgring and withdrew from the event on Saturday, travelled home to Switzerland the next day, and then carried out a Covid-19 test, which came back positive. The FIA has since tightened some of the guidelines while Racing Point defended not testing Stroll on the Saturday by stating that his private physician suggested it was not necessary. McLaren was at the centre of the Covid-19 situation in Australia when it withdrew the team from the planned season-opening event in the wake of one team member testing...
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