F1's outgoing chief executive Chase Carey says next year's calendar will look "pretty close to normal" after this year's disrupted schedule. The onslaught of the global COVID-19 pandemic brought the sporting world, including F1, to a standstill last spring, forcing Liberty Media to cancel the first ten races of the 2020 season and rebuild an agenda with a reduced number of events. By simplifying logistics and supporting local organisers, F1 painstakingly managed to build a 17-race agenda centralized in Europe, bringing back a few old historic venues such as the Nürburgring and Imola, adding new circuits Mugello and Portimão, and including three double-header weekends at the...
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