The 2020 Formula 1 season will begin on July 5 with the Austrian Grand Prix, and Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer expects it to feel strange to 'head to a racetrack after such a long time away'. When the season begins, teams will be subjected to a non-stop roller-coaster of eight races in just ten weekends. Article continues under video "It’s going to be an intense few months for us all," said Szafnaurer. "But a great deal of thought has gone into this calendar from all relevant stakeholders – including the teams, Formula 1, the FIA, the circuit owners and so on. "We’re all in agreement that the proposed plan is manageable and, knowing what I know of...
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