Formula 1 has revealed that cancelling the 2020 season was not an option in order to safeguard the thousands of jobs involved in the industry. At one stage, as race after race was either cancelled or postponed due to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, it appeared as if F1 would have to take the nuclear option of abandoning the campaign in its entirety. Article continues under video But as each country has dealt with the disease with its own lockdown measures, and following detailed talks with governments, the teams and the drivers, a way forward has been found to start the year with eight races in 10 weeks across Europe. Explaining its reasoning for not cancelling this season, via the...
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