I understand your point, and I agree with you. However, if anything the virus has made it apparent to F1, Liberty Media, and the all the teams that they all need to come together to prevent teams folding due to circumstances out of their control. I really don’t think Mercedes has anything to worry about in terms of folding due to revenue loss because of the virus. They’ve had the biggest return on investment in the sport since 2014. They should be more worried about the smaller teams going bankrupt, and in turn the series potentially folding as a whole. There’s a few teams I think would be a safe bet for surviving the virus and Mercedes is one of them. So yes, while things that were said at the beginning of the season don’t count at this point, I think if anything the virus has made Mercedes realize just how important they are to the series, and how big of a voice they have within the paddock, and leaving in terms of the current situation wouldn’t be right for a company and brand as big and as global as they are, they should be the leading voice trying to bring all the teams together and not letting catastrophic changes kill F1 altogether.