Formula 1 teams have been urged to make use of their reserves should any of their lead drivers test positive for COVID-19 once the delayed 2020 season starts, with Chase Carey reaffirming that races will not be cancelled in that circumstance. Carey, F1's chairman and chief executive, was speaking after the sport published an eight-race initial calendar with the season starting in Austria on July 5. Hamilton 'overcome with rage' as protests continue The original March 15 opener in Australia was cancelled after a McLaren team member returned a positive test for the new coronavirus before the weekend had started. But, confirming what FIA president Jean Todt told Sky Sports last month, Carey...
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