Method One on Friday reported its first optimistic coronavirus assessments on the Hungarian Grand Prix, the third race of the delayed 2020 season. In a joint assertion, the game’s ruling physique the Worldwide Motoring Federation (FIA) and industrial rights holder Method One mentioned two folks from almost 5,000 had returned optimistic check outcomes.
“The FIA and Method 1 can as we speak verify that between Friday 10th July and Thursday 16th July, four,997 assessments for COVID-19 have been carried out on drivers, groups and personnel.
“Of those, two folks have examined optimistic. The people weren’t current in Austria, with the affected folks faraway from operations and remoted.
“Tracing of shut contacts accomplished and remoted.
“The FIA and Method 1 are offering this aggregated info for the needs of competitors integrity and transparency.
“No particular particulars as to groups or people will probably be supplied by the FIA or Method 1 and outcomes will probably be made public each seven days.”
It’s believed that the 2 individuals who examined optimistic aren’t members of any workforce.
Greater than eight,000 assessments had been carried out through the earlier two weeks with no optimistic end result.
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The 2 optimistic outcomes are the primary within the sport because the cancellation of the unique season-opening Australian Grand Prix in March.
Everybody concerned at each Grand Prix is examined each 5 days as a part of a strict protocol that features all groups, drivers and different personnel sustaining protecting bubbles and never mixing
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