The Marussia team admitted that it has a long way to go before being able to tackle back-of-the-grid rival Caterham at the United States Grand Prix, after running into a series of problems on the opening day in Austin. Both Max Chilton and Jules Bianchi complained about a lack of balance in their MR02 chassis, although the Frenchman's day was hampered by having to give up his seat to reserve Rodolfo Gonzalez in the morning session. The Venezuelan did not get much running, however, as the session was initially delayed, then reduced in length, by fog and the late arrival of the medical helicopter, before grinding to a halt exiting turn twelve after only 17 laps. The team later revealed that...
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