As Formula 1 teams return home to rest and gather breath after three successive triple-headers, bosses have stressed that such intense scheduling cannot become the norm as it is already putting a strain on mechanics, engineers and other key personnel. The season, delayed and condensed by the COVID-19 pandemic that has so far confined the track action to Europe, started only on July 5 with back-to-back races in Austria, followed by Hungary. After a weekend off, there were then two successive races at Britain's Silverstone and a trip to Spain. Last Sunday's first Tuscan Grand Prix at Italy's Mugello circuit near Florence effectively began the second half of the season and followed on from...
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