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Don’t panic yet about F1 events being cancelled

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  Follow Us:         We live in strange times and if there’s one thing Iâ?

  Follow Us:         We live in strange times and if there’s one thing I’ve come to rely on, it’s that plans can get changed at short notice – and don’t believe everything you read in social media! So I welcome the Automobile Club de Monaco’s clarification that it firmly intends to run this year’s Monaco Grand Prix as planned after rumours to the contrary. Of course, anti-Covid measures mean that regional or national lockdowns can crop up any time, just like the UK is experiencing at the moment. But Formula 1 has proved its own protocols are very effective, so promoters and local governments can put their faith in its 2020 track record on that front. As we edge closer to getting the public vaccinated, there’s a lot of reasons for optimism over the coming months – which must be tempered with observing guidelines. For a street circuit venue, Monaco is surely the best-policed and organized, whether there’s a limited crowd to allowed in or to be kept out.     Charles Bradley, Global Editor in Chief   Motorsport.com E D I T O R ' S C H O I C E [Monaco GP organisers insist race going ahead as plannedchanging on its engine for F1 2021](  The Monaco GP organisers insist that their Formula 1, Formula E and Historic GP events are all going ahead as planned, despite ongoing concerns over COVID-19 restrictions.  [Norris explains more serious approach to social media](  [Read More]( [The key mistakes behind a lost Williams title](  [Watch Now]( [Wolff: Ironing out mistakes most critical thing for Russell](  [Read More]( [The winless drivers who could be Hamilton’s heirs to F1’s crown](  [Read More](        Follow Us:    Received this email from a friend? Sign up to receive the INSIDER Newsletter from Motorsport.com which includes the latest news and inside views, direct from the experts. [Subscribe](                                 Copyright © 2021 Motorsport.com, All rights reserved. This email was sent to {EMAIL} by Motorsport.com. Our Mailing Address is:Motorsport.com5972 N.E. 4th Ave. Miami, FL 33137, United States Want to change how you recieve these emails? [Manage Preferences]( [Unsubscribe](   Part of [Motorsport Network](

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