Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle says the circuit are willing to push the British Grand Prix back to August if it saves the race. The UK Government announced that Formula 1 would not be exempt from the first stage of their self-isolation rules coming into force from June 8, putting the planned back-to-back races at Silverstone on July 26 and August 2 in major doubt. But if it means that a British Grand Prix goes ahead in 2020, then Silverstone are open to holding the event later in August. Speaking to Sky Sports F1, Pringle said: 'We've got our original dates that we've been holding and talking around in mid-to-late July, but actually we've got a degree of flexibility through...
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