The fundamental reset F1 may need in the post-coronavirus world
There will be a time where the world is no longer held hostage by the COVID-19 pandemic and Formula 1 will restart. But ignoring the lessons from current events would be ill-advised, and F1 has a great chance to reset and become sustainable
Formula 1's position as the pinnacle of motorsport has inevitably meant that much of the focus of cost-saving efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic has revolved around grand prix racing.
But F1 is not the only category that is going to suffer because seasons are suspended; every series at every level of racing will be taking a major hit thanks to the lack of sponsorship, prize money and corporate spending.
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