F1 is set to allow two new teams through the paddock turnstiles for 2015. Days ago, the sport's chief executive said the bid made by Nascar team co-owner Gene Haas to enter F1 next year has been successful. "I think Haas will be accepted," he said last week. Now in Bahrain, the 83-year-old Briton said a second team has also been approved. Zoran Stefanovich, chief of the failed Stefan GP outfit, has already confirmed he has withdrawn his application after failing to agree a 2015 engine deal. So the second new 2015 team must be the former HRT chief, Colin Kolles, who according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport has the backing of wealthy Monaco-based Romanians. Ecclestone said on...
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