Teams admit concern over the proposed 23-date 2021 schedule, not least the back-to-back triple-headers. With the pandemic hitting the sport's coffers hard, the teams were in no mood to argue when F1 bosses put together a punishing schedule of 17 races in less than six months this year. Integral to the schedule was the inclusion of four triple-headers, just a couple of years after the previous attempt at one triple-header left most saying 'never again'. While there remains doubt over the slot initially put aside for Vietnam, the schedule features 23 races and two triple-headers, one featuring the Belgian, Dutch and Italian Grands Prix, with the second, featuring the Russian, Singapore and...
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