Ross Brawn has confirmed Formula 1 is looking into staging "a couple of two-day races" as part of the logistics into a revamped 2020 calendar. Brawn, F1's managing director of motorsports, concedes that "every permutation is being discussed" in preparation for a return to racing once it is safe to do so given the coronavirus situation. Article continues under video The main consideration is the staging of events behind closed doors, and the possibility of running triple headers. The latter would then result in a two-day weekend, with any practice, alongside qualifying and the race, crammed into a Saturday and Sunday, with China on the shortlist as a host. "We've...
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