Getty Images Enlarge Caterham is already testing its 2015 car and says it is "fully committed" to staying in Formula One. The future of Caterham remains uncertain despite its takeover in July by a consortium of Swiss and Middle Eastern investors. Bernie Ecclestone recently said three-car teams could be a possibility next year, which will happen in the event two or more teams disappeared from the grid. But Caterham team principal Manfredi Ravetto, the man who replaced Christijan Albers in the wake of his sudden departure in early September, fully expects the team to remain. "We are currently testing our 2015 car in Cologne, at Toyota's wind tunnel," Ravetto told the...
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