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Mosley: Formula 1 should split the money equally

Max Mosley More Formula 1 teams could follow Caterham and Marussia into administration or failure, the former head of the sport's governing body Max Mosley warned on Monday, and suggested that the sport split revenues equally among teams. This week's United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas will have just nine teams on the track, the lowest number since 2005, and Mosley feared the number could fall further. 'It's not a fair competition any more,' said the former International Automobile Federation (FIA) president. 'The big problem is the big teams have so much more money than teams like Caterham and Marussia. 'In the end they were bound to drop off. And they may not be the last,' the...
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