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‘Force India’ Articles

India in F1 U-turn

Written by Red Andy on 31 August 2009

New Delhi, Monday: The Indian government has undertaken a hasty U-turn on its proclamation last week that Formula One is not a sport, declaring that they were “wrong” and paving the way towards an Indian Grand Prix in 2011. The government has denied that this sudden change of heart has anything to do with the recent [Read More]

Ferrari in transporter controversy

Written by Red Andy on 02 March 2009

Jerez, Monday: Ferrari’s Formula One team could be in hot water with the FIA today after an incident in the Jerez paddock during yesterday’s test session. The Jerez test, where eight of F1’s teams for this year are trying out their new machinery on track at the same time, saw few on-track dramas as teams worked [Read More]

New Force India goes “too far”

Written by Red Andy on 24 February 2009

Silverstone, Tuesday: The 2009 car produced by the Force India Formula One team has already been slammed by critics as “patriotism gone too far,” days before the challenger is even officially launched at the team’s Northamptonshire base this weekend. Early leaks from the team factory suggest that, in a radical new interpretation [Read More]