It was in Melbourne that the sport's worst fears were realised. As the pandemic tightened its global grip, it was only when a number of team personnel at McLaren tested positive for the virus - just hours before the opening practice session - that things rapidly began to fall apart, organisers eventually having to cancel the event. With no end to the virus in realistic sight, F1 bosses have yet to give any insight into the 2021 calendar, and though the sport is hoping to head back to those countries dropped from the heavily revised 2020 schedule, there is the strong possibility that next year could witness the same sort of Europe-centric, slimmed-down schedule seen this year. Obviously,...
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