The Dutch, Spanish and Monaco GPs have all been postponed as F1 continues to push its season start back amid the coronavirus pandemic. F1's latest announcement means the 2020 campaign's first seven scheduled races have all either been cancelled or postponed. It says it will start the season "as soon it's safe to do so after May". The Dutch GP, due to make its F1 return this season after 35 years off the calendar, was set for May 3, before the Spanish GP on May 10 and the prestigious Monaco GP on May 24. 2:46 F1's managing director of motorsports Ross Brawn speaks to Sky F1's Martin Brundle about how they will reschedule races amid the coronavirus outbreak F1's managing director of...
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