Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey maintains his intention is still to hold 15-18 races in the 2020 season, but admits the fate of some events is still uncertain. Stopped from running its original 22-race scheduled by the COVID-19 pandemic, F1 has made no secret of trying to include as many races as possible on its amended calendar. So far only eight races have confirmed calendar slots, and yet while Carey says that more will soon follow, he also cautions that some destinations remain 'up in the air'. “I think in the next few weeks we will look to land, certainly at least another chunk of the calendar, ideally we’d like to land the whole second half of the calendar,' he told the official F1...
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