Britain's Lewis Hamilton says the lack of racing in Formula 1 so far this year has left him feeling "a big void". The Mercedes driver, who will bid to equal the record of seven world titles if the championship can be started, says he "misses racing every day". "This is the first time since I was eight that I haven't started a season. When you live and breathe something you love, there's definitely a big void." But he added the coronavirus crisis had given everyone "time to reflect". How F1 plans to put the show back on the road Ferrari 'living in denial' over budgets - McLaren And the 35-year-old also said on Twitter he hoped society would "come...
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