Le Mans 24 Hours 2020 to be held without spectators amid COVID-19 spike
The rescheduled Le Mans 24 Hours in September will take place behind closed doors in a reverse of the decision announced in June to allow a limited crowd
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Le Mans 24 Hours 2020 to be held without spectators amid COVID-19 spike
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