With three years behind them, it is time for F1's smallest teams to start proving that they deserve a place on the grid.That is the view of BBC pit-lane reporter Lee McKenzie who, while understanding the plight being faced by both Caterham and Marussia as the economy tightens its grip, reckons the time has come for them to either be scoring points or providing a means of promoting young talent into bigger operations.Of particular frustration for the Scot is the turnaround in driver strength at the two remaining teams – HRT having bowed to financial pressure and folded after last year's Brazilian Grand Prix – which once boasted established talents and are now scrabbling around for...
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