F1 managing director Ross Brawn says it's possible some of the later European races could be open to fans, but the sports isn't banking on it. Eight rounds have so far been confirmed for the 2020 Formula 1 season, all to be held in Europe, and they will also be closed events with no fans in attendance. Brawn said that the more realistic target for when fans could return to watch the racing would be the flyaway races after the European phase is over, but he didn't rule out fans being allowed back through the gates at some of the later European rounds. What he did say for certain is that F1 won't rush to have fans back in the grandstands. Speaking at an FIA eConference this week, he said:...
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