McLaren will be allowed to make "necessary changes" to its 2020 F1 car when it changes power unit for next year, despite teams agreeing to freeze their chassis designs.
British-based Formula 1 teams have brought their planned factory shutdowns forward to tomorrow in response to the new restrictions introduced by the government yesterday.
F1 plans to race through the summer and potentially into next year to get its 2020 season completed. But even if the plan comes off, they face major challenges and compromises.
DTM racer Ferdinand Habsburg has joined in efforts to help those affected by the pandemic as part of his military duty in Austria.
F1's first Virtual Grand Prix was a rough-and-ready affair. But the concept has potential to provide much-needed racing entertainment during the hiatus.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says Formula 1 will be ready to start its new season in the summer if restrictions resulting from the pandemic are lifted.
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