In this week’s F1 news round-up: Mercedes says there is no going back on its low rake concept without writing off 2021, Otmar Szafnauer believes Aston Martin could have lost up to a second a lap on its rivals and Australian Grand Prix bosses reveal Albert Park track changes. Plus, Frederic Vasseur thinks Alfa Romeo is back in the midfield, Red Bull plans updates for Imola and are we set to see Turkey and Sakhir return for 2021?

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