Lewis Hamilton says that racing behind closed doors is better than not racing at all, but the six-time world champion admitted the prospect still leaves him with an empty feeling. Formula 1 is working hard to gets its 2020 season in gear amid the coronavirus crisis and has set a tentative early July start for the sport in Austria if conditions allow. But all races planned this summer are set to be held behind closed gates to help mitigate any risks of COVID-19 propagation. F1 restart hopes at risk from proposed new UK quarantine Hamilton described his reaction when he learned about the possibility of racing in front of empty grandstands on home turf at the British Grand Prix at...
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