Formula 1 will try to salvage the 2020 Chinese Grand Prix, but logistical concerns will make it difficult, F1 managing director Ross Brawn said on Wednesday after the race was postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak. Although the April 19 race in Shanghai has been put on hold, Brawn told Reuters that the inaugural Vietnam Grand Prix set for April 5 in Hanoi is going ahead as planned. “We are talking with the FIA, we are talking with the promoters and we’ve got some meetings this week to see if we can find a solution,” Brawn told Reuters on the sidelines of the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame inductions. “We are going to try to fit it in but it will be very tough. “As for...
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