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Bankrupt Teams Could Mar F1 Race At Circuit Of The Americas

As F1 enters Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, "nearly a fifth of the grid is in administration." The Marussia and Caterham teams will not be present, so qualifying is down to 17 cars. The TELEGRAPH's Daniel Johnson writes, "Of all places to turn up with fewer cars than normal, the U.S. is not the place to do it. The six-car race here in 2005, in Indianapolis, left a long and bitter taste in the mouth" (London TELEGRAPH, 10/31).

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