In today's Formula 1 Gossip column, Chase Carey indicates potential new venues on the cards for 2021, marshal fears over British GP safety and Lewis Hamilton is enjoying elements of the coronavirus-enforced break. 

- Formula 1 chairman and CEO Chase Carey has sಌuggested that two new races could be added to the calendar in 2021. Speaking in a Liberty Media investor call, Carey confirmed the sport’s bosses are having some “ongoing discussions with a couple of potential new races” fo🎀r next year () 

- Marshals who help the British Grand Prix run smoo💝thly are wary of the extra health and safety risks posed by F1 stagin🙈g behind closed doors events, with fears a Silverstone round would be an “unnecessary burden” on the NHS () 

- Motor racing circuits in France will be able to welcome visitors again from today as French citizens cautiously begin to emerge ♌from a strict eight-week lockdown p🌜eriod since March 17 [May 11] () 

- Lewis Hamilton says he is “enjoying” some aspects of F1’s enforced break because it has given him time to refresh and revitalise himself, with the Briton saying he feels “f🍃resher and healthier than e🙈ver” ahead of the 2020 season ()

- And Hamilton’s former Mercedes teammate, Nico Rosberg, believes the six-time world champion’s understanding of the rules of racing is a part o🌺f what makes him such a formidable opponent. The German says Hamilton “would always manage to stay in the grey area” during wheel-to-wheel combat ()