As F1 heads further and further into uncharted, troubled waters, it’s bad enough that the sport appears to have a cabin boy rather than a fully-fledged veteran at the helm. However, what of the sport's governing body, the FIA. As fans become ever more reliant on the virtual world for their racing fix, a quick glance at the FIA's 2020 F1 schedule is a pretty good example of how lost at sea the sport has become. According to the schedule the season kicks off in Canada on 14 June before heading back to Europe. However, even though the race has been postponed, it is Azerbaijan that is shown first. Scheduled for 25 October, though the United States Grand Prix has a slot it does not yet...
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