After all the disruption to this year's Formula 1 world championship calendar due to the coronavirus pandemic, Formula 1 bosses are hoping that the current chaos won't end up also spilling over to next year's campaign. “Our goal is to have 2021 look like the 2021 we planned back in January," Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey confirmed in a first quarter conference call with investors and the media on Thursday. Although it's still too early to be entirely confident, the comments suggest that next year's calendar will finally hit the 22-race high-water mark that it was intended to reach this season. Renault junior Lundgaard sees a chance of racing in F1 in 2021 “We don’t have a magic...
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