Bernie Ecclestone has ruled out intervening directly to help the embattled Sauber team survive. In the not-too-distant past, the F1 'supremo' has been known for bailing out struggling teams. But amid reports the Swiss team Sauber is now struggling to survive, Ecclestone said: "We have agreements that require us to treat all the teams equally." The 82-year-old told Swiss broadcaster SRF that "one solution" for the Hinwil based team would be to sell up. "They're a good team," said Ecclestone, "and I'm sure there is more than one possible buyer. "I don't want to imagine F1 without Sauber. Ideally, they will find new sponsors in the long term, but even...
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