The coronavirus continues, but unfortunately not over. He deprived Qatar of the MotoGP desert, the Grand Prix is scheduled for another date in Thailand, Austin could have a problem, and Argentina, country of tango, is swaying because of this epidemic. Italy also padlocks its regions. And France? Everything indicates that mass demonstrations can expect filth…
The Minister of Health Olivier Véran hammered it out Sunday evening: “ nationwide, all gatherings of more than 1 people are now banned. The prefects and ministries will bring up a list of events considered useful to the life of the nation. » There is therefore still a tiny margin for maneuver, but it will depend on the solidity of the prefect who will have to be very motivated...
The same minister clarified that demonstrations, competitions and the use of public transport would not be affected. Until now, the government had banned indoor gatherings of more than 5 people. A decree made public on Saturday March 000 had reduced the duration of the ban to April 7, compared to May 15 initially. The hope of relaxation on the front of the Covid-19 was therefore short-lived.
All eyes are now turning to motor sports. And especially towards Le Mans. The French SuperBike championship is expected for the weekend of March 28 and 29. It could be threatened and, with it, the opening of the season on the Bugatti circuit. Of April 16 to 19 must take place on 24h of Le Mans motorcycle, an event which attracts well over 1 people to the site. And what can I say Grand Prix of France MotoGP from May 15 to 17? Behind closed doors, where worse? Each day at a time…
