F1 cancelled this year?
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El stovey said:
Nope, to stop exactly that (saving a load of cash by just getting the mobile pass).And the F1 channel isn't included with the Mobile Pass either.
Edited by ukaskew on Wednesday 3rd June 22:42
El stovey said:
vaud said:
Deesee said:
2x Now TV month passes covers the 2x sets (first 8) of races/quali/practice.
I don’t normally subscribe but I will this time 
I’ve never used now tv but could I stream the mobile month pass to my Apple TV from my iPhone?
jsf said:
bish_345 said:
How are they going to hold the Silverstone GPs if the UK has a 14 day quarantine rule for people coming to the UK?
F1 Team personnel have an exemption.They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Sandpit Steve said:
Because F1 and the teams spent a lot of time and money working out travel plans and isolation for everyone involved. Everyone in the F1 “Bubble” will only travel by private planes and busses chartered exclusively for the first eight races, will stay in isolated and booked-out hotels, and won’t meet anyone who’s not been quarantined for two weeks beforehand - with everyone tested every few days and possibly even with a mobile testing lab following them around.
They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
We know. They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Sandpit Steve said:
Because F1 and the teams spent a lot of time and money working out travel plans and isolation for everyone involved. Everyone in the F1 “Bubble” will only travel by private planes and busses chartered exclusively for the first eight races, will stay in isolated and booked-out hotels, and won’t meet anyone who’s not been quarantined for two weeks beforehand - with everyone tested every few days and possibly even with a mobile testing lab following them around.
They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Is this plan available online from a bona fide source so I can read it? All I've read is hearsay.They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Y Y Z said:
Sandpit Steve said:
Because F1 and the teams spent a lot of time and money working out travel plans and isolation for everyone involved. Everyone in the F1 “Bubble” will only travel by private planes and busses chartered exclusively for the first eight races, will stay in isolated and booked-out hotels, and won’t meet anyone who’s not been quarantined for two weeks beforehand - with everyone tested every few days and possibly even with a mobile testing lab following them around.
They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Is this plan available online from a bona fide source so I can read it? All I've read is hearsay.They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
At the core though, it's not hearsay. It's known that multiple governments have had the plans presented to them and have been satisfied. In fact, F1 has pretty much of provided a better review and solution than an army of civil servants could have arrived at - and the governments can use that template to apply to overseas projects beyond just sport. Valuable.
I'm certain that ahead of the first GP the press will be given the details of how and why it's safe - doing so gives them a positive story to run. If they're not given details they'll just run stories claiming it's reckless and 'details have not been forthcoming' etc.. so I doubt you'll have to wait long to get the official info on how this F1 'bubble' will operate.
LucyP said:
Imola's certificate expires in a couple of weeks.
On my version, Red Bull Ring, Abu Dhabi both expired last yr, and of course theres no Zandvoort..Normal requirements are a 60 day lead in time for a certificate to be issued before a Grade One event, if they are looking at September then thats 90+ days from now... plenty of time..
Y Y Z said:
Sandpit Steve said:
Because F1 and the teams spent a lot of time and money working out travel plans and isolation for everyone involved. Everyone in the F1 “Bubble” will only travel by private planes and busses chartered exclusively for the first eight races, will stay in isolated and booked-out hotels, and won’t meet anyone who’s not been quarantined for two weeks beforehand - with everyone tested every few days and possibly even with a mobile testing lab following them around.
They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
Is this plan available online from a bona fide source so I can read it? All I've read is hearsay.They’ve spent millions on the plan, specifically so that governments will let them move around between events. They’ve also defined a gold standard for other professional sports.
I’m sure the British press pack, given half a chance to run a story about the government compromising safety to satisfy rich people’s desires to race cars and make money, will take it with both hands. The lack of such reporting so far suggests that F1 know what they’re doing.
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