Following reports claiming that next year's Chinese Grand Prix is to be cancelled, F1 insists that no such decision has been made. Last week the BBC reported that the event had been cancelled 'as a result of the country's COVID policies', which led to the sport's powers that be concluding that the race could not go ahead. According to the BBC, the main sticking point is that F1 personnel - and presumably those of the teams - would not be exempt from the strict quarantine requirements in the event of suffering infection. Under the rules infected staff would be detained at an isolation centre for five days, followed by a further three at home and according to the BBC, F1 felt that it cannot...
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