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Spectators set for return to F1 tracks

May 31 With 135,000 spectators gathering for the Indy 500 last Sunday, the question of how many fans can attend the next races in Formula 1 is now in the spotlight. While this weekend's grand prix at Baku will be a ‘ghost race', it is believed three areas of 5,000 people will be able to make up a total capacity of 15,000 spectators per day at the subsequent French GP at Paul Ricard. After that comes the Austrian double-header, with race promoter Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko predicting the current limit of 3,000 per day at the Red Bull Ring will be lifted. 'I have no doubt that everything will go smoothly, after we proved last year that we are able to conduct the race safely under the...
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