Bahrain GP: What does behind closed doors mean and what if I have tickets?
The Bahrain Grand Prix, round two of the 2020 Formula 1 season scheduled for 20-22 March, will not be open to members of the public due to the coronavirus outbreak
The Bahrain Grand Prix, round two of the 2020 Formula 1 season scheduled for 20-22 March, will not be open to members of the public due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The race is still set to take place, with a Bahrain statement saying it would be a "participants-only event".
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