Sauber team boss Monisha Kaltenborn has hit out at the collective failure of Formula 1 to ensure the survival of all its teams and called for a more even distribution of prize money after Marussia and Caterham both fell into administration.Season-long debate over financial issues in the sport have reached a head in the last week after F1's two backmarker teams both had the administrators called in following long-running struggles. As a result, neither team is competing in Austin this weekend, leaving just an 18-car grid for the first time in nearly a decade.Kaltenborn has spoken strongly in the past about F1's urgent need to better control costs amid her own Sauber outfit's financial...
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