F1 has launched an Esports Virtual Grand Prix series to replace the F1 races called off due to the coronavirus crisis - with some of the grid's current stars set to compete from this weekend. With the 2020 season not starting until June at the earliest, F1 is plugging the racing void by turning to Esports with a Virtual Grand Prix to take place instead of each actual race until the season begins. F1 2020 season: What we know so far The first will be the Virtual Bahrain Grand Prix at 8pm on Sunday. "The first race of the series will see current F1 drivers line up on the grid alongside a host of stars to be announced in due course," said F1. "In order to guarantee the...
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