Bernie Ecclestone has once again questioned the validity of this year's F1 championship and has again urged F1 to scrap the season. It has been more than two months since the lights were scheduled to go out at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Instead the sport has been doing its talking off the track, not only planning for the future but also for what will be a rather unusual 2020 calendar. As things stand, the drivers will go race in early July with a double header at the Red Bull Ring before moving onto Hungary and then heading to Silverstone for another double header. The rest of the European season will include Spain, Belgian and Italy. 'It's a funny championship, isn't it?'...
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