Formula 1 has laid out its ambition to start up the season in early July, by which time it hopes the coronavirus crisis will be sufficiently under control for the sport to go racing, albeit under significant restrictions. F1 boss Chase Carey hopes to complete a season of at least 16 races in a year that has been laid waste by the coronavirus crisis, but there are complications around what national governments will allow F1 to do, how it might do it, and the restrictions it would have to work under. So how would this work? BBC Sport has been talking to insiders in an attempt to put a shape to the season F1 hopes will come. F1 plans to start season in Austria as French GP called off Timeline:...
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