Formula 1 and Silverstone have agreed a deal for two grands prix to be held at the British track this season. Owners the British Racing Drivers' Club and F1 had been far apart in their assessments of the fee for the track to host the behind-closed-doors events. But a compromise agreement has now been reached after negotiations this week. However, a new threat to the races has emerged in the UK government's plans to impose a two-week quarantine for all international arrivals. Vettel to leave Ferrari at end of season Could Vettel's Ferrari frustration lead to retirement from F1? Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle told BBC Sport: "I am delighted to confirm that Silverstone and...
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