The 2014 United States Grand Prix will see the smallest grid for an F1 race in almost a decade following the confirmation that both Marussia and Caterham have been placed into administration. Caterham went into administration on October 24th in the wake of a public spat over ownership between former helmsman Tony Fernandes and buyers Engavest, while Marussia confirmed today it is also in the hands of the administrators after owner Andrey Cheglakov was unable to supply investment. With both teams – which debuted in 2010 under their previous Lotus and Virgin Racing guises – not making the trip to Austin this weekend for the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, a grid of just...
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