Since taking control of the sport in early 2017, the new owners have made no secret of their desire to give F1 a major shake-up, and along with plans to reduce spending and level the playing field, there is a desire to change the current race weekend, making it more appealing and relevant to the 21st century fan. Recently, Ross Brawn admitted that a number of changes were being considered, with the intention being to give them a dry run as early as next season. 'In 2020 we’ve got a stable platform in terms of the cars,' said the Briton, 'things aren’t changing that much and I think that it could be a good opportunity perhaps for one or two races to try some variations. 'I...
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