Guenther Steiner thinks that members of the paddock will complain less and not take the sport for granted as much when it returns. The COVID-19 induced hiatus Formula 1 has put racing on hold for four months. This has been the longest many people have ever gone without the sport. The delay means that when it comes back at the start of July, it will feature eight races in 10 weeks. This means that those who work in F1 will have hugely busy schedules, but Steiner says that they'll all be more motivated than ever. 'Everybody was eager to go back to work because for a racer, who really loves what he's doing, not to do anything for three months, for all our people, for all the people in F1, it...
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