Why the 2014 F1 Regs Could Create an Even Bigger Gap Between the Big and Small

With the 2014 engine regulations set to shake up the sport of Formula One as never before next season, one team boss is of the opinion that it could alienate the smaller teams even further. On the face of it, the switch from 2.4-litre V8 engines to 1.6-litre V6 turbo power plants represents a step into the unknown for every team on the grid and should lead to a more even playing field. But Caterham boss Cyril Abiteboul told Autosport on Saturday that he thinks it could have the reverse effect as the bigger manufacturer-backed teams such as Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault could flex their spending muscles even further to guarantee success. I think it is a small opportunity for us in that it is an opportunity to join the midfield—but I ...

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