It is understood that a number of teams are to be advanced their prize money in order to overcome cash-flow problems. Unsurprisingly, it is the three teams, Force India, Lotus and Sauber, who were most vocal about the chasm between the sport's haves and have-nots at the end of 2014. As Caterham and Marussia appeared to be in their death throes, the three teams warned they too were far from safe and amidst calls for changes to the sport including the allocation of prize money and limiting spending, there was talk (subsequently denied) of one of more teams boycotting events in protest. Now, with the season opener just two weeks away, at a meeting with Bernie Ecclestone last week, the F1...
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