Force India can become a profitable Formula 1 team fighting for a place in the top three in the championship, according to new owner Lawrence Stroll. The Canadian billionaire, who rescued the British-based team from administration in August, told the New York Times in an interview that he saw Force India as a good business opportunity as opposed to a whim to provide his son with a competitive Formula 1 package. Stroll’s 20-year-old son Lance was confirmed on Friday as one of the drivers and the takeover has been seen as a move to provide him with a more competitive seat than he had at struggling Williams. “I’m not in this for ego. I’m not in this to lose money. I’m in this for...
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