Bahrain Grand Prix to be held without any spectators amid Coronavirus scare

Bahrain Grand Prix will be held without any spectators in order to contain spre of coronavirus. organizers, in consultation with Formula One, anunced development on Sunday afteron. race is scheduled to take place on March  22.

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"As an F1 host nation, balancing welfare of supporters and racegoers is a tremendous responsibility. Given continued spre of Covid-19 globally, convening a major sporting event which is open to public and allows thousands of international travellers and local fans to interact in close proximity would t be right thing to do at present time. But to ensure that neir sport r its global supporter base, is unduly impacted, race weekend itself will still go ahe as a televised event."

statement ded, "Bahrain’s own early actions to prevent, identify and isolate cases of individuals with Covid-19 has been extremely successful to date. approach has involved rapid, proactive measures, identifying those affected by virus, of which overwhelming majority of cases relate to those travelling into country by air. Aggressive social distancing measures have furr increased effectiveness of preventing virus’ spre, something that would clearly be near impossible to maintain were race to have proceeded as originally planned."

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Globally, many sporting events have been affected due to virus, with some events have closed doors for public, ors have been postponed or even cancelled. 

A month ago, F1 anunced that Chinese Grand Prix has been postponed due to virus. epicentre of coronavirus is China. A statement re, "As a result of continued health concerns and with World Health Organisation declaring coronavirus as a global health emergency, FIA and Formula 1 have taken se measures in order to ensure health and safety of travelling staff, championship participants and fans, which remains of primary concern."

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Globally, more than 3,600 people have died, with epicentre being in China. virus has infected more than 1,07,000 people globally and has w spre to rth America South America, Europe, New Zealand, and as many as 80 or countries. 

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