In the midst of the financial crisis, Franz Tost says a lot depends on F1 races this season as he can't ask Red Bull for unlimited funds. It has been two months since Formula 1 was expected to go racing in Melbourne only for the Australian Grand Prix to be cancelled at the last minute. Since then the list of races either cancelled or postponed has grown to 10, although Formula 1 chiefs are hoping to make up ground with an action-packed second half of the year. F1 boss Chase Carey has set out a 19-race calendar, beginning with a double header at the Red Bull Ring in July before possibly moving onto Silverstone or Hockenheim for two races. While all the teams are desperate for the season to...
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