Antonelli victory rare win for Manchester United owner Ratcliffe and Ineos

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Antonelli victory rare win for Manchester United owner Ratcliffe and Ineos

Somewhere, probably in Monaco, one Sir Jim Ratcliffe will be breathing a sigh of relief. Because the billionaire, who is chief executive of petrochemicals giant Ineos, has finally broken a run of winlessness in sport. The 74-year-old on Sunday saw Formula 1 driver Kimi Antonelli become the youngest ever world champion, driving for a team [...]