Spanish F1 fans are rejoicing with the news that the country's Grand Prix in Barcelona will remain on the sport's schedule in 2020. Financial woes had put the event in doubt earlier this year, but funding secured from the local government of Catalunya has guaranteed the race's presence on next year's calendar. As the 2020 schedule currently stands, F1 fans are set to enjoy a record 22 races next season, including two new venues - Zandvoort and Hanoi. Formula One chief executive officer Chase Carey said: "The decision to continue to stage a round in Spain, a country with a great motor-racing tradition, dating back to the start of the last century, is part of our strategy of maintaining...
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