Antonio Giovinazzi has backed the idea of behind-closed-doors F1 racing if it means helping to get the season started sooner. Formula 1 bosses, who have full control over what the revised 2020 calendar could look like, are open to holding events that have the grandstands closed and personnel limited to only the most essential team members. Alfa Romeo's Italian driver thinks it is a good idea as it will help Formula 1 to start in 'safe mode'. 'For sure it will be really different, people coming to support us is an extra boost for every driver,' Giovinazzi told Sky Sports F1. 'But now, the main thing is to race in a safe mode and one [way] is to have no people at the track. 'Of course they...
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