The Marussia F1 team has revealed just how concerned it is that recent changes in direction regarding prize money could leave it perilously close to the sport's exit.Speaking to British journalists, chief executive Graeme Lowdon expressed his frustration at moves that stripped eleventh place in the constructors' championship from F1's prize fund, and the fact that he has yet to see the alleged offer to sign up to the latest edition of the Concorde Agreement. Without the latter, Marussia would be ineligible to claim any part of the prize fund even if it beat Caterham to tenth place overall…"All we ask for is a level playing field," Lowdon claimed, "All teams should be...
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