Bernie Ecclestone sees little hope of Formula 1 races taking place this year amid the coronavirus pandemic and would have abandoned the entire season if he was still in charge. The COVID-19 outbreak has already resulted in a delayed start to the 2020 campaign, with the opening eight races getting either postponed or cancelled. F1 is now hopeful of getting the season underway at the Canadian Grand Prix on June 14, but there are growing doubts over whether the Montreal round can be staged. Speaking exclusively to Reuters, Ecclestone said he cannot see any racing taking place until after July’s British Grand Prix at the earliest and suggested he would have already called off the season in...
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