In order to get the 2020 Formula 1 season underway, the FIA and the sport drew up all sorts of protocols. One of these was to live and work in a private bubble, which would absolutely minimise the chance of contamination. After a full season with relatively few infections, it can be said that the approach has been more than successful. In practice, it took some getting used to, but in the end it was no big deal. As little contact as possible At least that is what Alfa Romeo sports director Beat Zehnder says in conversation with Auto, Motor und Sport. "You get used to certain things. The team was a bubble with sub-groups with as little contact as possible," as the protocols also...
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