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At the moment it's a theoretical question, as officially there are still 14 races on the schedule. Six other events - all the cancelled/postponed races except Monaco and Australia - are waiting in line for potential new dates. In his most recent communication, F1 boss Chase Carey suggested that there could still be season of “15-18" races, although as time passes that total is looking ... Keep readingSource: Can Formula 1 survive a 2020 financial meltdown?
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