Getty Images Enlarge Formula One's last chance to have a 20-car grid in 2015 has been scotched after Marussia's rivals voted against allowing the team to race a 2014 car this year. After the team went into administration last October, its administrators have been on the lookout for a potential buyer to rescue the team and return it to the grid. Earlier this week it emerged a new group of investors, including ex-Sainsbury's boss Justin King, were serious about reviving the team, but without a 2015 car to race there was still a major hurdle to overcome. In order to compete at the first race in Melbourne next month, Marussia would have had to race last year's car, which does not conform to...
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