Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn believes that the 2020 season was a great example of how the sport 'pulls together' in times of crisis. Despite the ongoing global pandemic, F1 completed a 17-race season that spanned two continents in just 23 weeks. Over the course of the season, just three drivers were forced to miss races due to positive COVID-19 tests. “I think it’s a brilliant example of how Formula 1, in times of crisis, pulls together as a complete family,” he told the F1 Nation podcast. “We spent most of our lives, at least I did when I was competing [at Ferrari], in trying to destroy each other. And then we get faced with a situation like this. “And Formula 1 comes...
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