I wish they'd take the opportunity to do something off-the-wall and different like racing on ice or the Utah salt flats or something, depending upon the time of year.
Frankly I don't think they'll be going far. Melbourne still doesn't look certain (even though they're already there!), Bahrain will have no spectators, Vietnam looks increasingly unlikely and other than that the rest of the championship is completely up in the air.
The situation is evolving daily, and Trump closing the door to most of Europe for a month at minimum means no chance that there'll be a one-off on the Utah salt flats anytime soon.
It's not beyond the realms of possibility that there'll be a few non-championship races in the next few months (or a hastily revised, and probably shortened, championship schedule) but as things stand it's hard to see any races after the first two until after the summer break.
Unless the situation starts improving soon (and outside of areas of China nowhere is) I cant see any of the upcoming European races being realistic. The sketchy reports of higher temperatures slowing the spread may prove true, but it's not exactly cold in Australia or Bahrain at the moment, and it's done nothing to allay their fears.
Every other sport is taking precautions. Football stadiums are closed to fans, the NBA championship has been suspended, Six Nations too. Big measures. F1's approach is pretty much crossing their fingers and trying to hop and skip its way through with a few minor alterations.
