The scrupulous planning and exhaustive details required for Formula 1 to go racing in 2020 have been revealed by a circuit boss who claims she feels "very lucky" to be staging a race this season. Vice-president of the Hungaroring, Ariane Frank Meulenbelt, told GPFans in detail exactly what teams and drivers will face from the moment they cross the border into Hungary following the opening two rounds of the season in Austria on July 5 and 12. Article continues under video The circuit, situated 13 miles (21km) outside of Budapest, will host the third behind-closed-doors race of the new campaign on July 19, completing a triple-header. "Assuming now that, as we understand, most...
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