Last year and again this year, Formula 1 had to be extremely creative with the calendar thanks to the corona crisis. Several circuits had to organise two races in a row and there were triple headers. This was different in previous years. In an extensive interview with GQ Magazine F1 boss Stefano Domenicali says that there is room for 25 races next year and the years after, but that the number of 23 races is fine for now. Still, he would like to see something different. Read more Verstappen: 'My ambition is to win twenty world championships' "I think 23 races is a stable number, although in the Concorde agreement it says that more is also allowed. So how many do we want in Europe, in...
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