While many in Formula 1 still lament the missed opportunity to try out reversed-grid qualifying races at the double headers this year, it doesn't mean that there will not be some great learning opportunities that can come our way in these unprecedented times.
In fact, the Styrian Grand Prix, which takes place at the Red Bull Ring just one week after the Austrian Grand Prix, should deliver us some fantastic answers on what contributes to the F1 spectacle. It's almost a reverse experiment, in not changing things to better understand things.
We should be given an answer on whether ever expanding team knowledge and data analysis is something that does kill the spectacle, or it's something that is perhaps over-egged in debates about the elements that influence a thriller over a borefest.