Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that discussions have been held with venues not on the original 2020 calendar, as talks continue over arranging a revised calendar. Formula 1 planned a record-breaking 22-round 2020 schedule but that has now been heavily disrupted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Seven of the initial 10 opening rounds have been postponed while the other three events – in Australia, Monaco and France – have been cancelled. Formula 1 hopes to begin its campaign in Austria on July 5 and Carey confirmed on Thursday that “it is likely” a second race will be held at the Red Bull Ring on July 12. Further rounds in Europe are planned through until September,...
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