Caterham won't carry on after 2014 if they don't manage to close the gap to the midfield according to owner Tony Fernandes. The outfit slipped back to 11th last year after being beaten by Marussia and has yet to score a single points during its four-years in the sport. The Malaysian businessman has warned that should things not improve, he'll walk away from Formula 1. "If we are at the back, I don't think we're going to carry on," he told reporters on Tuesday. "After five years and to get no points, there's a limit to everyone's patience, money..." Caterham, along with Marussia and the now folded Hispania, were lured in by a proposed budget cap. That was however dropped...
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