More and more Formula 1 weekends are taking place with spectators in the stands. Although this is a positive change for the racing sport, it also brings some risks. Zak Brown experienced that as well. The McLaren CEO contracted the coronavirus ahead of the British Grand Prix, forcing him into quarantine. "I think it's going to be a handful", he stated in conversation with Autosport.com. "I think we have to not let our guard down. We need to do everything we've been doing the last year and a half, even as the government opens up." Read more Seidl: Bronze in championship for Norris 'not unrealistic' Where Brown had been fully vaccinated, he was still found to be carrying...
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