Marussia are currently without a commercial deal with Bernie Ecclestone - the only team on the grid in such a position - and chief executive Graeme Lowdon believes they're being treated unfairly. The relatively new outfit currently resides in tenth position ahead of Caterham. Usually such a position would, come the end of the season, be rewarded with a payout of around £35 million. Marussia however aren't entitled to a penny of the prize fund no matter where they finish - a situation which isn't helping the team's financial situation - because Ecclestone is yet to offer them a deal. Lowdon described it as a "mystery" and blamed the sports owner, CVC, for treating...
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