The FIA has taken unprecedented steps with backing from Formula 1 chiefs to change its governing procedures to help the sport prepare for the 2020 season shake-up amid the coronavirus pandemic. With the opening eight F1 races already postponed or cancelled due to coronavirus measures, F1 is adjusting its arrangements for the 2020 season with the hope the campaign can get underway at some stage this summer. F1 CEO Chase Carey is aiming to put on 15 to 18 races, while racing into January 2021 remains an option if needed to complete the season. With frequent adjustments to the F1 rules and regulations expected over the coming weeks, the FIA has loosened its procedures to allow a swifter...
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