"Again and again I read these negative headlines," he said, "while no one seems to care that we decided to save a company and about 500 employees.
"Of course we know that Formula One is not a charitable organisation, but there are huge differences in how the teams are financially supported by Formula One.
"It is not about the other (top) teams managing to get more investment, but the fact that they simply get more money," argued Lopez.
"And not because they are better, but because they are apparently more important. We begin our 100 metre race at the 200 metre point," he added, "and still we make it to the podium."