Caterham's former management will be investigated by administrators once the stricken Formula One team's fate is decided in the next few weeks, administrator and acting team principal Finbarr O'Connell said on Friday. O'Connell, speaking at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, told reporters he had a duty to probe how Caterham was run before he was called in last month. 'I'm clearly trying to sell the business, but another thing I have to do is investigate how the business was run, and anybody who has run it improperly or who owes it money, I have a duty to investigate them,' he said. 'If I think they've been guilty of an offence … then I am supposed to pursue them and get money...
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