Martin Whitmarsh's absence has compounded issues for FOTA Sutton Images Enlarge The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) could fall apart by the end of February due to "substantial" financial problems, according to The Telegraph FOTA, which was originally set up in 2008 as a means for collective bargaining for the teams, faces unpaid subscription fees, deadlock among the 11 teams about its purpose, and the loss of its chairman Martin Whitmarsh. The body only counts seven out of the 11 teams as members, and they have not yet been able to agree a mandate for FOTA - a crisis heightened by the absence of chairman Whitmarsh, who was replaced at McLaren last month. The association...
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