McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says there is not enough time for F1 teams to add a third car next season. Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has suggested the sport could consist of eight three-car teams  in 2015. 'The chassis for the third car, the logistics, the people around ... we will need at least six months' notice,' Boullier said. The next season starts on 15 March, which means Boullier thinks it is too late for the plans to be implemented. Ecclestone's comments last week came amid concerns about the futures of at least four teams, who are known to be struggling financially. 'We have a regulation that says if we lose three teams the other teams will run three cars,'...
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