Doctors and nurses invited to closed Italian GP at Monza


MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Sunday's Italian Grand Prix will be held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic but 250 doctors and nurses will watch from the grandstands as guests, Ferrari said on Wednesday ahead of their home race.

The race at Monza, outside Milan, is the eighth round of a Formula One season that has so far been staged without live spectators, with teams operating in isolated 'bubbles' and limited media in attendance.

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