Former FIA president Max Mosley thinks the Formula 1 2020 season should be cancelled in its entirety rather than plan for a revised schedule. The ongoing virus pandemic has ensured that the first nine races of what should have been a record-breaking 22-race calendar are on the shelf and that number is expected to climb. The French government has extended their lockdown period which will almost certainly see the French Grand Prix postponed, while British Grand Prix organisers are expecting to postpone, too. Ex-Formula 1 owner Bernie Ecclestone feels the right thing to do is cancel the season completely and return for a brand new campaign in 2021, where the regulations will remain the same....
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