Dorna and the FIM had warned: the price to pay for the season to take place and for the paddock to survive this health and economic crisis will be to observe discipline at all times. Social distancing, clinical hygiene, and monitoring of personnel with the appearance of traceability must be implemented in practice. Under penalty of reprimand. And there have already been… Meanwhile, the Guardia Civil will cordon off the circuit area.
During confinement we had the virtual races, and with the end of confinement, here is the Grand Prix organized in an entrenched camp. This Coronavirus therefore always strives to force us to constantly question ourselves, developing our inner joy to better extinguish our spontaneous outpourings...
The Grand Prix paddock was put under a regime of strict health protocol which allows him to make his representations in a world marked by the pandemic that we know. In practice, this is what it looks like with the video below for those who participate…
The circumstances and protocols may be different, but the #MotoGP paddock is back up and running! 😎
Keep up to date with the #JerezTest throughout the day! ⏱️#MotoGPisBack pic.twitter.com/AH2bJcTJbf
- MotoGP @ 🏁 (@MotoGP) July 15, 2020
For those who would like to see, despite a closed session, the Servicio Marítimo Guardia Civil announced that it would limit traffic, from Friday to Sunday, on the access roads to the Jerez-Ángel Nieto circuit. These traffic reductions will only affect access to the Jerez circuit, the rest of the routes remaining in normal circulation, according to a press release sent by the Institution.
Specifically, the roundabout to access the parking lots and gate 1 of the Jerez circuit, the CA-4103 road, at kilometer 0,800 which connects the circuit to Estella del Marqués, as well as the A-382 to Mesón la Cueva , will be cut off from traffic.
Access to the Montecastillo Hotel will only be allowed to people staying at the establishment, a circumstance that must be shown with the hotel reservation, and to residents of Torremelgarejo.
These traffic cuts will be repeated the following weekend with the celebration, also behind closed doors, of the Andalusian Grand Prix, from July 24 to 26. Welcome to the world after…
