Formula One's struggling teams played down talk of a possible boycott of Sunday's US Grand Prix on Friday as argument over division of the sport's revenues grew more heated on Friday. With the indebted Marussia and Caterham teams in administration and absent from Austin, there was speculation that others could refuse to race in protest at what they see as an unfair playing field. Britain's Times newspaper reported in its Saturday edition that despair had turned to anger with Lotus, Sauber and Force India - who have all had their own financial problems - discussing the possibility of not racing. "It is 50-50 whether it happens but what else is there?" one unnamed executive was...
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