Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says the UK government's early stance on sport resuming in the country is an encouraging sign for the British Grand Prix. Silverstone announced on Monday that Britain's showcase motorsport event could take place in July as scheduled but without any fans allowed to attend the race. The measure is the price to pay for keeping the British Grand Prix on the calendar amid a 2020 F1 season disrupted by the coronaviruis pandemic. "We've got a very active and busy line of communication with Formula 1," Pringle told Sky F1 on Monday. "We're all striving for the same aim here which is to get the season underway. "It's a great shame that we've had...
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