Hear that? That's the faint rumble of Formula 1 slowly, but surely, getting back up and running as Williams' factory shutdown has ended. The global health crisis has put the 2020 season on hold before it even had chance to start and, to try create much needed time and space for the second half of the year – where Formula 1 are hoping to complete a 19-race calendar – the traditional summer break was brought forward. But whilst the traditional summer break sees all teams observe a 14-day period when their factories are shutdown, this summer break has lasted a whopping 63 days. However, as Formula 1 prepares to return with a double header in Austria starting on July 5, Williams...
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