Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey expects racing to resume some time over the summer and a schedule that would include at least 15 races. Monday saw an eighth round of the F1 world championship called off when organisers for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix postponed their June 7 event in Baku City. In a statement released by F1 this afternoon, Carey addressed the prospects for the sport moving forward but warned that more races could get the temporary axe. "While at present no-one can be certain of exactly when the situation will improve, it will improve and when it does, we will be ready to go racing again," Carey said. "We are all committed to bringing our fans a 2020...
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