No decision yet over F1’s two-race proposal for Chinese GP
- The “first real impact” of Formula 1’s new regulations will �𒁃�not be felt until at least 2023, according to Racing Point technical chief Andrew Green ()
🦋- F1’s motorsport director Ross Brawn says the sport has no short-term plans to add new teams to the series des💛pite some interest being shown ()
- Mercedes is confident it can execute a safe restart to th♑e delayed F1 season next month in Austria following its two-day private test at British Grand Prix venue Silverstone ()
- Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes Sebastian Vettel shou🐼ld take a year out follo𝐆wing his Ferrari departure in order to put himself in a stronger position to land a competitive drive in 2022 ()
- FIA race director Michael Masi has confirmed that F1 can race on Bahrain’s outer circuit layout but will ♐not be able to do the same at Silverstone’s shorter track ()
- Valtteri Bottas has admitted thꦿat Mercedes is worried about the threat Red Bull and Max Versta✃ppen will pose at the opening two races of the revised 2020 F1 season in Austria ()
)- Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc wants to contest “the real Le Mans” after taking part in 🎐the Virtual 24 Hours of Le Mans event ove🅘r the weekend ()
- Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina Circuit has begun a phased reopening o🎃f its facilities after getting the green light from the government ()
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