The Singapore Formula One Grand Prix has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Friday organisers of the race confirmed this year's event, slated for Oct. 3, would not take place. Last year's event was also cancelled due to the pandemic. According to the BBC, F1 is weighing up several options as replacements for this year, including Turkey, China or a second race at Austin's Circuit of the Americas, which is already hosting the U.S. Grand Prix on Oct. 24. Turkey was briefly on the calendar as replacement for the Canadian GP this month, but it had to cancel that event due to the pandemic. The Chinese GP postponed its 2021 event due to the pandemic. Both hoped a race at the tail-end...
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