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French Open players to get daily one-hour break from tournament’s COVID-19 bubble – Wide World of Sports
Bizarre rule for Paris Grand Slam
Players at the French Open will be allowed a daily one-hour window outside their social-distancing bubble, tournament organisers said.
Guy Forget, the director of the clay-court Grand Slam, said players will have the chance to get out for a jog or enjoy some fresh air during their stay in the French capital despite coronavirus restrictions. Insisting players are “extremely aware of the danger” caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Forget said they won’t be put under surveillance.
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