A return to Malaysia could be on the cards with Formula 1 still trying to host races in Asia in 2020, according to F1 managing director Ross Brawn. Last Friday three more races were announced for the 2020 calendar – Nurburgring, Portugal and Imola – and now F1 has reached the fifteen race weekends limit, as the Middle East events – Bahrain and Abu Dhabi – are all but confirmed. At the same time, Formula One Management (FOM) has revealed they are still working on the possibility of additional races in Asia and reaching an eighteen-race calendar, even if the Chinese Grand Prix is unlikely to go ahead. In the last few days, rumours were swirling with a possible return to Sepang, the...
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