The desire to finally get the 2020 season underway isn't just about giving fans something real to watch after weeks of various virtual versions of the sport. While the teams are not racing they are not earning, and at a time there are genuine fears for a number of them, F1 itself admits that it is suffering from the lack of on-track action. But should the green light be given for Austria and beyond, simply getting up and running again will be a challenge admits Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul. 'When there comes a time to move away from shutdown and restart activity, costs will creep up,' he told the official F1 website. 'We will have to un-furlough people and it may be at a time when...
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