F1 managing director Ross Brawn has revealed plans to use the summer break as part of a reworked 2020 calendar. The cancellation of the Australian, Bahrain and Vietnam GPs has wrecked the originally scheduled 2020 F1 season, while races in the Netherlands, Spain and Monaco are also under threat with bosses saying they 'expect' the season to start at the end of May. But Brawn has eased fears of the season being a total write-off, and instead revealed plans to use the traditional three-week summer break to restructure the season and get it back on track. Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: 'Maybe we take a hiatus, we take a pause – and then we use that opportunity to say right, for this...
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