Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Marussia Administration, 3-Car Teams, More

As we come toward the end of October, it's difficult to recall a more tumultuous month in recent Formula One history. Marussia became the latest casualty of the ever-increasing cost of competing, following Caterham into administration on Monday. A "serious" rescue deal is reported to be on the table and they retain ninth in the constructors' championship for the time being, but they will not race at the United States Grand Prix this coming weekend. The field will drop to 18 cars for the first time since Monaco 2005. The qualifying format may need to be modified in response. Former FIA president Max Mosley has called for changes to be made to the way the sport's revenues are distributed. If nothing is done, he believes more teams could fall ...

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