Pundit Martin Brundle believes the extended break was good for Formula 1 because it allowed the series to fix its problems. No racing has been possible so far in 2020, but the Austrian Grand Prix on July 5 is set to get the season underway. Formula 1 has been busy though during the break, creating new financial and technical rules to safeguard the future of the series. And for this reason Brundle believes the break has done wonder for the unsustainable F1 that previously was heading down a dark path. “We’ve been heading in the wrong direction for a while,” he told Autocar. “By having rules that allow teams of 1500 people that only produce two identical cars a year. It’s not...
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