An unsuccessful rival bidder for the Force India F1 team has raised doubts about how the administrators handled negotiations that resulted in the squad being taken over by a consortium led by Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll. Stroll is the father of Williams driver Lance, who is expected to move teams over the winter - if not before. The deal was backed by senior team management and saved Force India from administration. It means they will be operating as normal in time for this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. But Russian chemical firm PJSC Uralkali - one of the other companies that had entered into talks to take control of Force India - says that the arrangement agreed by administrators...
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