Force India team owner Vijay Mallya has criticised certain F1 rivals who, in his opinion, have put selfish interests before the long-term viability of the sport as a whole.Speaking in the wake of a double points finish in Monaco that helped cement his squad as 'best of the rest' in the championship standings, Mallya insisted that F1 needed teams of all sizes, and slammed the actions of a few that jeopardises the future of smaller rivals. His concern is raised by the introduction of new engines and powertrains for 2014, forcing teams to spend a lot more than they currently do for the existing V8 units, despite a drive to cut costs in the top flight. Without the support of the Concorde...
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