Formula 1 is facing a new reality and must make deeper cost cuts to ensure the sport emerges intact from the coronavirus crisis, FIA president Jean Todt said. Nine F1 Grand Prix races have been cancelled or postponed since the start of the season in Melbourne last month and the next race on schedule is the French GP on June 28. “I’m sure that a lot of teams, suppliers, manufacturers, they may have to review their programmes,” Todt told Motorsport on Thursday. “They may be constrained to stop. “I don’t want to be too confident, but I hope a few team owners or team sponsors will keep the motivation. That’s why we must make sure we don’t discourage them, because they may say...
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