Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn has heaped praise on his colleagues for their efforts to race in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, with the sport managing to complete 17 races in 23 weeks. From what looked like possibly no season at all in April, to a full schedule run by December, F1 has been one of the most successful major sports to operate during the pandemic, with Brawn paying tribute to F1 staffers for their successful implementation of the 'biosphere' concept he had announced in May. 'This has been a remarkable year, with the Covid-19 pandemic making life challenging for everyone across the globe,' he wrote in his post-race column on the official F1 website. 'It is...
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