nico rosberg he says rescuing the season with creativity without forgetting the needs of small teams on the sec it. i hope that they can still stage a couple of races maybe they can become a love it creates a double header we get where maybe on a saturday it goes one way and sunny goes the other way around the racetrack and that could be a nightmare but the problem is not nobody knows when the 1st race is going to be held of course it helps that we can help hold races without spectators is that will allow some races to happen sooner because that will allow us to like the limitations of not having more than 100 people in one place or some like that races can still be held so that's a little advantage apart from that the biggest issue at the moment is the financial situation for some of the smaller teams because the f one circus needs all teams to participate if 2 or 3 smaller teams drop out then 'd it's not really a great sport anymore is a strong not enough teams competing another not even the grid so that is the main focus at the moment to help the smaller teams financially and you

about the financial impact in a moment i'll speak with former formula one world champion turned nico rosberg about possible effects of the pandemic on the racing world but 1st here's a look at how rosberg has been pushing for change in motor sports since retiring. this was nico rosberg back in training 16 the machine to strive to have just won his trust from you know one title. shortly after he announced his retirement from the sport. but he's kept busy since colling it creates his love for innovation and sustainability has made him turn to new ventures rosberg is a big supporter of green technology and email and he has invested heavily in crimea ear and he's the co-founder of the green tech festival in berlin a platform for anyone to showcase their sustainable technology but the krona virus pandemic has forced rosberg to put some of his business plans on hold the innovator in him however sees an opportunity in self isolation. is just not practicing where is the real negative thoughts come you can learn to center your thoughts again think about your breathing not just comes your mind a highe

earlier we spoke to formula 11 of the champion form a formula 11 jumper nico rosberg he says rescuing the season to buy the creativity without forgetting the needs of smaller teams on the circuit. i hope that they can still stage a couple of races maybe they can become a little bit creative and do a double header weekends where maybe on a saturday it goes one way and sunny goes the other way around the racetrack and that could be an ideal year but the problem is not nobody knows when the 1st race is going to be held of course it helps that we can help hold races without spectators is that will allow some races to happen sooner because that will allow us to like the limitations of not having more than 100 people in one place or some like that races can still be held so that's a little advantage apart from that the biggest issue at the moment is the financial situation for some of the smaller teams because the f one circus needs all teams to participate if 2 or 3 smaller teams drop out then it's not really a great sport anymore it is a start and not enough teams competing and not enough

and that was nico rosberg speaking with us earlier over many christians around the world this coming sunday will be an easter unlike any in living memory in countries with walk downs and stay at home orders people are left to celebrate with no church services no family gatherings and no easter egg hunts for the children but wait who said that the easter bunny is also under lockdown who said that the easter bunny isn't essential in these trying times or tonight our sources are telling us that peter cottontail may just be hopping down the bunny trail this weekend. you'll be placed in our that we do consider both the tooth fairy and the easter bunny to be essential with his new zealanders obviously take their easter seriously so did the swiss where many of this year's batch of chocolate bunnies are dressed in protective masks that way they stay safe on their way to their customers mouths. this may look like a medical laboratory but it's an italian chocolate egg factory the owner has rolled with the new challenges of distributing eggs during the coronavirus crisis. within just a few can

earlier, i spoke to former world champion nico rosberg and started by asking him what could be done toms, 20 cars oi'i we currently have ten teams, 20 cars on the grid. not too long after the financial crisis, we had 18 cars, but i think that's about the limit. so, in reality, we could probably afford to lose one. two becomes the red zone. three, i think, we have very substantial problems. welcome earlier, i spoke to the formula 1 former world champion, roseburg, inserted by asking them what could be done to help the smaller teams. what he says that it's ina smaller teams. what he says that it's in a fragile state, because, if the sport loses two of the smaller teams because of financial difficulties, then that puts the whole sport in difficulty, because already now, it's not like their successive teams at the moment, so we need all of the teams that are there to participate to make great racing. if two teams were to run into trouble, it's not like in this incredibly tough financial situation that there is a huge line of new teams ready to come in and take their places. that's not the

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the 2016 f1 world champion nico rosberg has praised his former team mercedes — and the sport — for playingt my sport is able to help at such a difficult time like this to such an extent. the 2021 olympic games may feel like a long way off, but one former team gb gold medallist believes it will carry more importance than ever before because of the coronavirus pandemic. alex danson was part of the hockey squad that won gold in rio in 2016 and she insists the games next summer will be the perfect remedy for everyone involved. these olympics are going to be so special to the athletes. i think the tokyo olympics... i have no doubt because after what will be and is the most horrendous time for the entire world, this will affect everybody, and i hope by 2021, it‘s exactly what the world needs. (pres)the two—time paralympic gold medallist kadeena cox has admitted on her mental health. cox became the first british paralypian to win golds in multiple sports in 36 years in rio — and has been very open about her struggles with an eating disorder. she believes staying physically active has helped her m

the former f1 world champion nico rosberg has praised his former team mercedes and the sport for playingelp the world fight the pandemic. i think it's so spectacular how formula 1 has been able to show in this situation how incredibly skilful they are in their engineering and in their technological development. they're second to none. the speed at which the team, mercedes, have developed a breathing aid and aside from that seven of the uk teams have come together in a project called project pitlane where they're now helping to develop ventilators. that's really awesome, that my sport is able to help in such a difficult time like this to such an extent. so many talented minds, talented engineers in that sport working at the moment to try to do their bit. back to you two. yes, absolutely. sadly, thank you very much. we will see you in a bit. it is 648, tuesday morning. coronavirus has almost brought the property market to a standstill. people have been trying to finalise a house and have been putting it on hold for weeks or months. it really difficult. nina's been looking at where people s