Bernie Ecclestone has warned that only fourteen cars may be on the grid in 2015 as a result of F1's escalating financial crisis. Caterham and Marussia have both entered administration this month, leaving just nine teams and eighteen cars to participate in this weekend's United States GP.However, according to Ecclestone, other teams may yet follow the two backmarkers out of the sport as F1's financial strife, starkly revealing the vast chasm that exists between the haves and the have-nots on the grid, shows no sign of abating. "It could go down to 14. If we lose another two teams that is what will happen. I can't predict if it won't or it will. But if it is 18 no drama at...
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