In order to start the Formula 1 season in 2020, the races will initially be held without an audience. The uncertainty about how long this will be necessary gives the different circuits that want to organize another Grand Prix this year some headaches. Jan Lammers, director of the Dutch Grand Prix, has already informed Motorsport.com that a race without an audience shouldn't be too expensive. Normally the circuits and the organisations of the different Grands Prix pay a considerable sum to Liberty Media for the arrival of Formula 1. They hope to earn that money back with ticket sales. Read more Hakkinen sees Hamilton as title favorite: 'Difficult for others to beat him.' In a recent meeting...
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