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Coronavirus latest: GPs, Supercross, enduro and British champs

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the MXGP of Patagonia in Argentina, scheduled on March the 21st and 22nd has now been postponed on orders of the Argentinian Minister of Health. The Trentino GP in Italy scehduled for April 5 has been moved to July 19. The new date for the Argentinian round will be announced shortly.

There’s uncertainty about the scheduled AMA Supercross in Seattle on March 28, as the state of Washington is fighting an outbreak of the virus. There have been 17 deaths within the Seattle area and an employee at the Century Link Field stadium, set to host the Supercross, has tested positive for the virus.

There is even talk of running the event without any spectators, like many top-level sports events are considering.

This final round of the SuperEnduro championship, scheduled to take place in Poland, has been postponed after the Polish government banned all large events. Brit Billy Bolt is currently leading the championship.

But so far this weekend’s British championship opener at Little Silver is ON, said an ACU spokesman and the event promoter Gareth Hockey today. In a social media post, Hockey seems to be more concerned about the weather and getting all vehicles onto the site.

The Italian Enduro Championship and the opening round of the European Enduro European Championship, also due to take place in Italy – has now been postponed.

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