SILVERSTONE, Great Britain -- Racing Point co-owner Lawrence Stroll has accused rival teams of "poor sportsmanship" and dragging his team's name "through the mud" as Formula One's copying row intensifies. Editor's Picks Racing Point: We need to clear our name Perez is '99%' likely to start in Spain 1 Related FIA stewards fined Racing Point 400,000 and docked the team 15 points in the championship after ruling the design process of its rear brake ducts breached F1's sporting regulations. But rather than drawing a line under the issue, the ruling has sparked a deeper row in the F1 paddock, with McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and Renault lodging their intention to appeal the...
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