LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's unprecedented decision to hold the Bahrain Grand Prix without spectators due to the coronavirus outbreak could ultimately boost viewing figures for the March 22 race, according to sports analytics firm Nielsen.
The floodlit second round of the season, after Sunday's Australian opener in Melbourne, fills a prime evening slot for European television audiences.
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