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well in another sport (F1) that has always had the best interests of the its owners (not its participants) in mind they considered a "coronavirus camp"

F1's season has been indefinitely suspended by the global pandemic. Marko, who runs the famous Red Bull programme which brought the likes of Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen into F1, said this period of inactivity was the perfect time for the company's drivers to contract the virus to ensure they would not fall ill later in the year.

"The idea was to organise a camp where we could bridge this mentally and physically somewhat dead time," Marko told Austrian TV station ORF. "And that would be the ideal time for the infection to come.

"These are all strong young men in really good health. That way they would be prepared whenever the action starts. And you can be ready for what will probably be a very tough championship once it starts."

He added: "Let's put it this way: it has not been well received."

https://www.espn.com/f1/story/_/id/28969...oronavirus

[82lsju]

well in another sport (F1) that has always had the best interests of the its owners (not its participants) in mind they considered a "coronavirus camp"

F1's season has been indefinitely suspended by the global pandemic. Marko, who runs the famous Red Bull programme which brought the likes of Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen into F1, said this period of inactivity was the perfect time for the company's drivers to contract the virus to ensure they would not fall ill later in the year.

"The idea was to organise a camp where we could bridge this mentally and physically somewhat dead time," Marko told Austrian TV station ORF. "And that would be the ideal time for the infection to come.

"These are all strong young men in really good health. That way they would be prepared whenever the action starts. And you can be ready for what will probably be a very tough championship once it starts."

He added: "Let's put it this way: it has not been well received."

https://www.espn.com/f1/story/_/id/28969...oronavirus