This announcement sees all of May’s planned events postponed and means the 2020 season, should it begin, will be perhaps the shortest in history.
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It joins the ever-growing list of sporting events to have fallen victim to the global #coronavirus outbreak.
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The Renault and Ferrari academy drivers were more than pleased with their work across the three-day test.
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The experienced Italian showed his trademark speed to head into the opening round as the man to beat.
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The Australian finished the final day of pre-season top before lights out in three weeks.
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Testing heated up on the second day as Red Bull junior Lawson blew the field away.
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A truncated session eventually ended with Pedro Piquet flying high.
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Marcus Armstrong will now drive the sole ART car while Lundgaard stays in a two-week quarantine.
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The first test awaits ahead of a busy season for HWA in the FIA Formula 2 Championship.
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The 17-year-old joins Bent Viscaal at the Dutch team with one more seat available.
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Sophia Flörsch gets her opportunity to shine as she joins the FIA Formula 3 championship grid with Campos.
It’ll be a first F2 season for the German outfit who won in F3 last year.
Having been third on day one, Jehan Daruvala backed up his pace by topping the day’s time sheets.
We’re yet to see the true pace of many after a late red flag halted any potential glory runs.
Two announcements in two days sees MP Motorsport’s F3 team complete.
All 20 seats for the 2020 FIA Formula 2 Championship have been allocated, all that is left now is to go racing!