Force India's Bob Fernley says Manor's decision not to run two cars at the same time in Malaysia was 'not good for their own image'. Although the team made the trip to Australia, they failed to take part in any of the sessions with F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone saying they went to Melbourne with 'zero intention' of running. They made their way to Kuala Lumpur this weekend, but their drivers Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi failed to appear on track at the same time. Stevens ended up missing both qualifying and the race due to a fuel system problem, but his Spanish team-mate completed the race, albeit three laps behind race winner Sebastian Vettel. Force India deputy...
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