Force India say they have no worries about their competitiveness going into the title run-in, after what deputy team boss Bob Fernley described as a 'bittersweet' Belgian GP. Sergio Perez featured prominently at Spa, starting fourth on the grid and even leading the race briefly on lap one before eventual winner Lewis Hamilton re-took the position. The Mexican eventually settled for fifth place but with Romain Grosjean finishing third, Lotus were able to take fifth in the constructors' standings from Force India by just one point. "I think the result was probably where we were," Fernley told Sky Sports. "We qualified fifth and we finished fifth. I don't think we quite had the...
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