Formula 1 is set to push back its technical regulation overhaul to 2022 in an effort to help teams contend with the sport's anticipated revenue shortfall linked to cancelled races. The global coronavirus crisis has already forced F1 to scrap the first four races of the season, with Holland, Spain and likely Monaco to follow suit. But the uncertain evolution of the pandemic in Europe renders projecting a start to the season an almost futile exercise. Race cancellations will equate to a massive loss of revenue for F1, a shortfall that will directly impact the teams, with the smaller outfits baring the brunt of the financial loss. How the revised 2020 F1 season could shape up From the outset...
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