Formula 1 is reportedly set to suspend the windtunnel development of the teams' 2022 cars until February 2021 as part of a series of new measures destined to further compress costs this year. The global coronavirus crisis has erected a major roadblock in front of F1, wiping out the first part of the 2020 season, an impairment that will deprive teams of significant revenue this year, even if several postponed races are re-instated. In order to deal with the financial shortfall, the sport's chiefs and the FIA have delayed F1's regulation overhaul by a year, while teams have agreed to use their current 2020 chassis again in 2021, thus eliminating design development costs for the year. Formula...
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