The dark cloud hanging over the 2020 F1 season has some very big names twitching as they ponder the financial hit the sport, and thereby their teams, will take. Less races means less hosting fees, while the idea of no races, and thereby no broadcasting fees either, is almost unimaginable. Long before the coronavirus was unleashed on an unsuspecting world there were fears over the future of Haas, and speaking earlier this month, team owner Gene Haas admitted that the opening phase of the season would have a major bearing as he contemplated the future of his team. 'I'm kind of waiting to see how this season starts off,' he tells Motorsport.com. 'If we have another bad year, then it would not...
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