Formula 1 intends to begin the 2020 season with July's Austrian Grand Prix, CEO Chase Carey has confirmed, with a 15-18 race calendar still a target. The coronavirus pandemic prompted Formula 1 to implement an indefinite delay to its 2020 campaign, with the original first round in Australia cancelled two hours before the start of the planned opening practice session. Further events in Bahrain, Vietnam, China, the Netherlands, Spain, Azerbaijan and Canada were postponed, with Monaco and France cancelled altogether. On Monday Carey provided his first official update in over a month, revealing that championship organisers remain confident a calendar of 15-18 races can be held. The Austrian...
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