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The Canadian GP could be the next race to be called off
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F1 chiefs are set to make the Canadian GP the ninth race of the season to be called off

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Formula One driver salaries have reportedly been revealed ahead of 2020 season

Reported salaries for each Formula 1 driver during the 2019 season

There will be no F1 until July

The 2020 Formula 1 season to be put on hold until 'July at the earliest'

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Bernie Eccleston argues Mercedes should sell the team at the end of this season

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  1. F1 chiefs are set to make the Canadian GP the ninth race of the season to be called off
  2. Formula One driver salaries have reportedly been revealed ahead of 2020 season
  3. Reported salaries for each Formula 1 driver during the 2019 season
  4. The 2020 Formula 1 season to be put on hold until 'July at the earliest'
  5. Bernie Eccleston argues Mercedes should sell the team at the end of this season
  6. Christian Horner suggests Red Bull could leave F1 if they lose their star man
  7. Max Verstappen receives two points on his licence for Valtteri Bottas incident in Monaco
  8. Ferrari reigns supreme as F1 prize money payments for 2019 are released

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