Bernie Ecclestone is hopeful that a deal to secure Marussia's future will go ahead after he held discussions with the mystery investor himself. A planned sale of the teams assets was postponed earlier this week by administrators after it emerged that talks to rescue the team were at an advanced stage. Ecclestone says there is a "chance" the team can be saved, but he wasn't so optimistic for Marussia's main rival, Caterham, which also entered bankruptcy late last year. "I had a meeting with someone this morning that said they want to, and think they can buy Marussia, so that would be good," he told Sky Sports News. “Caterham, I don't think there is much chance of...
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