Chase Carey writes letter to the Formula 1 fans
2 Mins read
Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has written an open letter to F1 fans worldwide amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
F1 teams are trying to convince the FIA to postpone the rule changes which are due to take effect next year, unsure of the ramifications of the on-going COVID-19 crisis.
The FIA have approved plans to move the F1 summer shutdown from August to between March and April, in the hope that racing will be able to get underway in August following numerous cancellations due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Ross Brawn has talked about the movement of races within the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, explaining they could replace the summer break.
Renault confirmed its F1 race crew that attended the Australian GP are currently undergoing a self-isolation period as a precaution against coronavirus.
Australian Grand Prix could be rescheduled for later in the year according to circuit chief
Discussion over paddock ‘lockdown’ for Australian GP was rejected by F1 chiefs and teams
Pirelli have confirmed a member of their on-ground team in Australia has tested positive for coronavirus.
Pirelli forced to scrap 1800 of its Formula 1 tyres after the cancellation of the Australian GP
Drivers have been reacting to the news that the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season has been postposed due to the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak.
Dutch and Spanish Grand Prix, in talks with F1 regarding the coronavirus situation, as they aim to keep track regarding cancellations or postponement of the Grand Prix.
Following the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix, Formula One and the FIA made the decision on 13 March to postpone the beginning of the 2020 season due to the worldwide outbreak of the COVID-19 virus.
Red Bull Racing joins other teams in backing the cancellation of the 2020 Australian Grand Prix
ROKit Williams Racing has backed the decision of the FIA and Formula 1 to cancel the 2020 Australian GP
Scuderia Ferrari supports the last minute decision to cancel the 2020 Australian Grand Prix
2020 Australian GP has been officially cancelled because of the coronavirus
Organizers of the Monaco Grand Prix will go ahead with this year’s race but say they are “fully aware” of the threat posed by the Coronavirus crisis.
