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Mallya resigns as Force India director but stays team boss

Mallya says he want to focus on his own legal issues, and doesn't want them to impact the team.Although best known in his home country as an actor and media personality, the 31-year-old Siddarth has also worked in the family business, and served as a director of the Royal Challengers Bangalore IPL cricket team."I continue as team principal," Mallya Sr told Motorsport.com. "There was ... Keep reading

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