Formula One
Azerbaijan GP changed into the 8th race to be not on time because of coronavirus. © AFP
Formula One chairman Chase Carey on Monday stated that he “totally expects” the 2020 season to start out this summer time with a revised calendar of “15-18 races” in spite of a raft of postponements because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix previous on Monday changed into the 8th race to be not on time because of the COVID-19 outbreak. However Carey insisted that the season would pass forward, even if admitted that it was once nonetheless unimaginable to understand precisely what the time table will seem like. “We and our companions totally be expecting the season to start out one day this summer time, with a revised calendar of between 15-18 races,” Carey stated in a remark.
“It’s not imaginable to offer a extra particular calendar now because of the fluidity of the present state of affairs however we think to achieve clearer insights to the location in every of our host nations, in addition to the problems associated with go back and forth to those nations, within the coming month.”
Up to now, Grand Prix races scheduled for Bahrain, Vietnam, China, Netherlands and Spain have additionally been postponed whilst the enduring Riviera showpiece in Monaco and the season-opening Australian race have been cancelled.
Carey stated the game plans to race throughout the standard summer time ruin and admitted that the marketing campaign may just end after the scheduled ultimate day in November.
The brand new season is not going to get started till no less than June 14 with the Canada GP in Montreal.
