“One of the logistical challenges is getting everyone tested and cleared to enter the racing environment,” Brawn told the F1 Nation podcast. “Once we do that, it’s very attractive to keep everyone in that environment, within that biosphere that we want to create, for another race. The race at the Hungaroring is following the example set by the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, scheduled for July 19. “It has now become clear that we cannot hold the Hungarian Grand Prix in front of spectators despite all our efforts,” a statement from race organisers said. The statement added that this decision was necessary to protect the health of fans and circuit staff alike.

Source: The Express Tribune May 02, 2020 10:18 UTC