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"Marko said he suspected he had already had the coronavirus in February, but that because of limited testing availability in Austria he could not be sure. Helmut Marko is part of the Red Bull management set-up which won four F1 titles between 2010 and 2013.

Red Bull's motorsport head Helmut Marko suggested his Formula One and junior drivers should catch the coronavirus while racing is on hold so they … "This is the big plus of Formula 1, that you can react to the greatest technological challenges in the shortest possible time and also have the necessary speed in production. Formel 1: Nach einem positiven Corona-Test ist mit Sergio Perez der erste Pilot wegen Covid-19 außer Gefecht.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks all of the current Formula 1 teams will survive the 'corona crisis'. "It was also something that I had never had in this intensity. There is no possibility to improve your fitness during the season.

Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s head of driver development, has revealed he suggested the team’s drivers should try to become infected with coronavirus as it …

"I had what I thought was a severe cold and the symptoms would match corona," he said. (Reporting by Alan Baldwin in London, editing by Christian Radnedge)It looks like the email address you entered is not valid.Copyright© Mediacorp 2020. © 2020 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies. This is the big plus of Formula One, that you can react to the greatest technological challenges in the shortest possible time and also have the necessary speed in production.”

"Despite the rise in corona numbers in Spain, we got the green light," Red Bull’s Dr Helmut Marko insists.

"Nearly 738,500 people have been infected across the world and about 35,000 have died so far, according to a Reuters tally.Red Bull own two Formula One teams with Dutch 22-year-old Max Verstappen and Thai racer Alexander Albon in the main one and Frenchman Pierre Gasly along with Russian Daniil Kvyat at Italy-based AlphaTauri.The Formula One season is currently stalled after the cancellation of the March 15 Australian season-opener in Melbourne due to the spreading pandemic.Six races have also been postponed and the showcase Monaco Grand Prix in May cancelled.Formula One has said it hopes to get the season started some time in the European summer with a reduced calendar of 15-18 races.That may still be optimistic, even if the sport races into the New Year as has been suggested.Marko, whose Formula One career ended when he was blinded in his left eye by a loose stone thrown up during the 1972 French Grand Prix, said European countries had to emerge from lockdown before any racing could happen.Austria is due to host a grand prix at the Red Bull Ring on July 5 but that too remains uncertain.Formula One teams, commercial rights holders Liberty Media and the governing FIA have agreed to save money by using the same cars next year, postponing a raft of major technical changes that had been due in 2021. "Red Bull are the organisers of the Austrian Grand Prix, which is scheduled to be held on 5 July, but Marko said it was impossible to say at this stage whether the race could be held on that date. Jun.5 - Dr Helmut Marko admits that the corona crisis has rattled Max Verstappen.. "Let's put it this way: it has not been well received," Marko said.The Austrian was speaking in an interview with his country’s television channel ORF, in which he added: "We have four Formula 1 drivers and eight or 10 juniors, and the idea was that we would organise a camp to mentally and physically bridge the dead time.”The camp, he said, would have been organised to ensure the drivers were in the best possible physical shape once the season starts again.The start of the F1 season has been thrown into disarray by the coronavirus, with and the next events in Canada, France, Austria and Britain in June and July all under threat.F1 boss Chase Carey has said he is aiming to reconfigure the season starting in the summer and trying to fit in as many as 15 to 18 races out of the original 22. By clicking subscribe, I agree to receive news updates and promotional material from Mediacorp and Mediacorp's partners. Red Bull motorsport boss Helmut Marko said he advised his drivers to become infected with coronavirus while the season is in hiatus.The 76-year-old said he had the idea to bring his Formula 1 drivers and juniors together in a camp, which "would be the ideal time for the infection to come". "Despite the rise in corona numbers in Spain, we got the green light," Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko insists. Sogar ein … Red Bull-Motorsportberater Helmut Marko sprach in der ServusTV-Sendung «Sport und Talk aus dem Hangar-7» über die Details zum bevorstehenden WM-Auftakt. I don’t know if it was because the test options are currently very limited but as soon as there is a chance, I would like to be tested afterwards.“We are producing ventilators.

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