The 2020 Formula 1 season is poised to start on July 5 with the Austrian GP the first of eight behind-closed-door European races in 10 weeks. After months of cancellations and postponements, the sport has revealed a bumper provisional calendar to return to track action.
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It is hoped the Formula 1 season can begin in July at the Austrian Grand Prix while the British Grand Prix is set to take place without spectators. The French Grand Prix has become the latest casualty of the pandemic hit season.
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The Dutch, Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix have become the latest races to be postponed due to the coronavirus. They follows the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix last week, and the postponement of the Chinese, Bahrain and Vietnam Grands Prix.
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Formula 1 has postponed the Bahrain and Vietnam GPs due to the coronavirus outbreak, with the start to the 2020 season delayed. It is hoped the season will begin with the Monaco Grand Prix in May.
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The Chinese Grand Prix, which had been scheduled for April 17-19, has been postponed as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak. Formula 1 and the FIA will explore the viability of potential alternative dates for the Grand Prix later in the year should the situation improve.
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