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Trulli: Failed small teams gave nothing to Formula 1

Jarno Trulli not impressed with failed teams Formula 1 will not miss the collapsing backmarker teams Caterham and Marussia, according to former grand prix winner Jarno Trulli, whose own career ended with a two year stint with Caterham. However, now 40 and an owner-driver in the Formula E series, Trulli said that minnows such as Minardi were different to the small teams of the modern F1 era. 'It's true that small teams have always been there,' he is quoted by blogFormula 1.it. 'But they were good teams. Take Minardi – they had young drivers but not just because they pay but because they had talent. 'Most of these drivers then stepped up in Formula 1, while I doubt that any Caterham or...
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