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THE This Saturday, the Portuguese Grand Prix had its first climax, with the qualifying session culminating in a new pole position for Lewis Hamilton … as well as the first major controversy.
On social networks, images quickly became viral that explained the alleged lack of social distance in the stands of the Portimão circuit, as well as the use of masks among spectators.
However, Paulo Pinheiro, administrator of the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, went, however, immediately to the public to assure, in statements made to Jornal de Notícias, that he will reinforce surveillance during the race this Sunday.
“Whoever does not comply with what is indicated in the stands and leaves his place immediately goes to the street,” said the official, who stressed, however, that “the track has 11 stands and nine came out well and the other two badly. “.
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