The coronavirus outbreak could force Formula 1 to push back its reforms of racing and technical regulations by a full season, according to speculation in the paddock in Melbourne this weekend. The cancellation or postponement of the Australian and Chinese Grand Prix, and the expected decision to similarly drop Bahrain and Vietnam together with question marks over May's races in Europe in the Netherlands, Spain and Monaco is forcing F1 management to rethink the whole season. “I don’t think anyone has experienced [a situation] this in their lives,” F1 head or motorsport Ross Brawn told the official F1 website. “I’ve been through financial crisis, dramas - and the scale of this at...
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