The Northamptonshire track will host the British GP a week on Sunday but strict coronavirus protocols mean it is behind closed doors. The GP attracted a record 351,000 spectators over the four days last year, with over 140,000 fans attending on the race day. Meanwhile, the sport will try to find a away to improve the anti-racism message at the start of the British GP. The Ferrari driver, who has taken a knee with Hamilton in all three races this year, said: “What you see is what the situation is. “Everything was a bit rushed, I think drivers were just about to arrive to do whatever driver decided to do individually, and then in the end it was starting. Meanwhile, F1 say they are committed to their end racism campaign and foundation to increase diversity, despite Hamilton saying it had slipped “off the agenda”.

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