Formula 1 team officials remain determined to agree on new regulations for 2021 by the planned deadline in June. Teams and F1 officials are currently thrashing out plans over how the future landscape of the sport will look beyond 2020, when the current Concorde Agreement comes to an end. F1 bosses hope to introduce regulation changes that will help to improve the sport both on and off the track, with teams in discussions over the proposed technical rule changes. The FIA’s International Sporting Code specifies June as the cut-off point for changes for post-2020, though there have been suggestions that the deadline could be pushed back as late as December. “It’s difficult because there...
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