The lack of F1 races at the start of 2020 means that fans may not have the same amount of interest in the later races organisers fear. Currently the first eight races of 2020 have been postponed, while the Australian and Monaco GPs have been cancelled outright. The Canadian Grand Prix is the closest race yet to be shelved on June 14, but there is a fear that fans won't be interested in the races scheduled for later on in the year, due to the lack of events setting the stage for them. Speaking to The Independent, an organiser said: “One of the things that the later races can benefit from is excitement and awareness in the early part of the season. We rely on people getting excited about...
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