Formula 1 and the FIA have been given the power to make changes to this year's calendar without the approval of teams as the sport tries to salvage its 2020 championship.
The Monaco Grand Prix will not take place in 2020, after the race promoters confirmed they will not seek a new date for the race.
The 2020 F1 season will start later in the year than any previous world championship, after the longest gap between races for at least 54 years.
The FIA, Formula 1 and teams have unanimously agreed to delay part of Formula 1's radical new rules package which was due for introduction next year.
Formula 1's planned May races - the Dutch, Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix - have all been called off.
The promoters of the Vietnam Grand Prix hope to announce a new date for their 'postponed' first F1 race within the next two months.
F1 is to discuss postponing its radical new 2021 rules package due to the Coronavirus. Ferrari say the decision "requires careful consideration".
McLaren's 2007 driver pairing of Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso was the best the sport has ever seen, former driver Pedro de la Rosa has said.
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