McLaren will this week welcome back to the UK the 16 team members who have spent two weeks in quarantine in Melbourne after one of them tested positive for coronavirus during the Australian Grand Prix weekend.
The employee who tested positive was last week declared symptom-free, while seven of the group who were required to be tested by the local medical authorities returned negative results – but they remained in Australia to complete their 14-day self-isolation.
Team Principal Andreas Seidl revealed on Tuesday evening that the team “look forward to welcoming everyone back to the UK this week”.
With airlines significantly reducing their flying schedules and countries enforcing landing restrictions, arranging return flights has been complicated. However, as of Wednesday morning, the first few team members have landed on home soil.
READ MORE: PlayStations, mini footballs and tea bags: How McLaren are coping with quarantine
Next Up
Related Articles
Audi announce team name and global launch date for 2026 challenger
Dr Helmut Marko to leave Red Bull motorsport advisor role
Tsunoda's best moments in F1 as he departs the grid
Beyond The GridToto Wolff and Hywel Thomas on Mercedes’ 2026 prospects
F1, the FIA and 11 teams sign 2026 Concorde Agreement
VOTE: Choose your favourite race of the 2025 season
