Former Force India sponsor Uralkali, which figured among the team's potential suitors last year, will have its day in court following its decision to contest the sales process overseen by the outfit's administrators. Uralkali, a Russian potash producer which is partially owned by Dmitry Mazepin, the father of Formula 2 racer Nikita Mazepin, is suing FRP Advisory LLP's Geoffrey Paul Rowley and Jason Daniel Baker, the administrators of the Force India entity Uralkali claims the company was the highest bidder for the team's assets, and unfairly lost out to the Racing Point consortium led by Lawrence Stroll. It is now seeking "substantial damages" as a result of what it considered as...
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