Should the racing season start again later this year, there will be many racing classes that will finish many races in a very short period of time. To ensure that there is room for that, the FIA believes that even the biggest events will have to share their weekend. "It will be a hugely competitive and potentially very busy period, and in a sense that's what we're hoping for," said FIA vice president Graham Stoker in an interview with the AUTO, the internal magazine of the motor racing federation. Read more Hamilton complains about lack of diversity F1: 'Situation worse than ever' "It's crucial that we prioritise the staging of events. What would be counter-productive would...
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