PARIS: Formula One’s 70th commemoration season, slowed down by the coronavirus pandemic, could end in tears for groups confronting monetary ruin except if the game reduces expenses and accomplishes practical spending.Alarm chimes have been ringing for quite a long time about whether the game can make due in its ebb and flow position in front of key talks Thursday between engine hustling’s administering body FIA, Formula One supervisors and the 10 groups who partake in the circuit.
“The emergency is the last reminder for a game which was undesirable and not manageable and had arrived at a point where we need intense changes,” McLaren’s group head Andreas Seidl told writers just before the gathering.
