A week has passed since Formula 1 took the dramatic decision to delay the start of the 2020 season, and the sport has largely moved on from a Thursday night spent in confusion and disarray. The rampant advances of the coronavirus across the world, forcing tens of millions to isolate themselves at home, has understandably relegated this sporting calamity to a forgotten detail. Within the F1 community, most of the backlash has been assuaged by three decisive, clear-headed decisions: the postponement/cancellation of all races until June, the change to the summer break and the deferral of the sea change 2021 regulations until 2022. Having attempted to ride out the storm in Melbourne, this was...
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