Assuming the pandemic continues on a downward path, the 2022 F1 calendar will feature 23 races, the most in the sport's history. Of course, that was the plan this year but due to the pandemic a number of races have been cancelled again and as a result we are currently looking at a 22-race schedule, assuming that, as expected, Qatar fills the 21 November slot. While more races means more money, the enormous strain put on terms, particularly personnel, means that they are conflicted. There has been talk of reducing the amount of races and thereby demanding more in race fees due to exclusivity, but as yet teams are still facing a heavy schedule featuring a number of the dreaded...
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