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Imola willing to run closed doors F1 race

After the Chinese GP was postponed in February, the circuit approached Automobile Club of Italy president, Angelo Sticchi Damiani, about stepping in as a replacement.
That offer became academic after Italy turned into a hotbed for COVID-19, and the country went into lockdown.
However, with the F1 organisation now seeking dates for races without spectators, Selvatico Estense says that he ...Keep reading

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