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Officials from all 10 teams are set to hold the latest meeting with F1 CEO Chase Carey and FIA president Jean Todt on Thursday afternoon to discuss measures to try and safeguard the sport from the economic aftershocks of the current pandemic. Teams have already agreed to postpone the new regulations until 2022 and continue with the existing cars next year, bracing for a lack of revenue due to ... Keep readingSource: F1 can survive crisis, but some teams might not - Seidl
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