Should F1's worst case scenario be realised, Jean Todt says the sport will be heading towards a 'Super Formula 2' with a $50m budget cap. Six weeks after the Australian GP was meant to get underway, Formula 1 has yet to turn a wheel in anger. 10 races have either been postponed or cancelled with France the latest to add its name to the list. There is, however, some good news as the season could get going in July with a double-header at the Red Bull Ring before heading to Silverstone. F1 chief Chase Carey has laid out his ideal schedule but nothing is set in stone just yet. The longer the hiatus continues, the more financial pressure is being heaped on the teams. Liberty Media has already...
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